The Chouans
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The marquis led Mademoiselle de Verneuil to a large and worm-eatenarmchair placed beside the fireplace; Francine followed and stoodbehind her mistress, leaning on the back of that ancient bit offurniture.
"You will allow me for a moment to play the part of master of thehouse, " he said, leaving the two women and mingling with the groups ofhis other guests.
Francine saw the gentlemen hasten, after a few words from Montauran, to hide their weapons, maps, and whatever else might arouse thesuspicio...ns of the Republican officers. Some took off their broadleather belts containing pistols and hunting-knives. The marquisrequested them to show the utmost prudence, and went himself to see tothe reception of the troublesome guests whom fate had bestowed uponhim.
Mademoiselle de Verneuil, who had raised her feet to the fire and wasnow warming them, did not turn her head as Montauran left the room, thus disappointing those present, who were anxious to see her. Francine alone saw the change produced upon the company by thedeparture of the young chief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The marquis led Mademoiselle de Verneuil to a large and worm-eatenarmchair placed beside the fireplace; Francine followed and stoodbehind her mistress, leaning on the back of that ancient bit offurniture.
"You will allow me for a moment to play the part of master of thehouse, " he said, leaving the two women and mingling with the groups ofhis other guests.
Francine saw the gentlemen hasten, after a few words from Montauran, to hide their weapons, maps, and whatever else might arouse thesuspicio...ns of the Republican officers. Some took off their broadleather belts containing pistols and hunting-knives. The marquisrequested them to show the utmost prudence, and went himself to see tothe reception of the troublesome guests whom fate had bestowed uponhim.
Mademoiselle de Verneuil, who had raised her feet to the fire and wasnow warming them, did not turn her head as Montauran left the room, thus disappointing those present, who were anxious to see her. Francine alone saw the change produced upon the company by thedeparture of the young chief.
What to read after The Chouans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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