The Correspondence of Madame Du Noyer 1
The Correspondence of Madame Du Noyer 1
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It is situated on a hill, amidst lovely scenery ; Louis XIII besieged it in 1622, and took it from the Calvinists. — (Trans,) 1 Monsieur, a title of the Due d'Orléans.— (Tra^j.) 126 LETTERS OF MADAME DU NOYER Cicero would have yielded the palm to them ! All their actions are animated by a lively independence^ which bestows an additional charm upon them.
Every day here the ladies promenade up and down a little square called La Canourgue, with man- tillas on their heads, each with her beau. This ...freedom of manner at first encourages strangers, but the latter find that they have to draw back if they go too far. There is no town in the world where strangers are so hospitably welcomed as at Montpellier. One has only to be known, and one is visited and sought out with friendliness, and asked to all their entertainments.
They gamble here quite as much as at Avignon, but they have dinner parties much more frequently ; and I must confess that I like the latter entertain- ment better than any other, because it is the only one that one can spin out as long as one likes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is situated on a hill, amidst lovely scenery ; Louis XIII besieged it in 1622, and took it from the Calvinists. — (Trans,) 1 Monsieur, a title of the Due d'Orléans.— (Tra^j.) 126 LETTERS OF MADAME DU NOYER Cicero would have yielded the palm to them ! All their actions are animated by a lively independence^ which bestows an additional charm upon them.
Every day here the ladies promenade up and down a little square called La Canourgue, with man- tillas on their heads, each with her beau. This ...freedom of manner at first encourages strangers, but the latter find that they have to draw back if they go too far. There is no town in the world where strangers are so hospitably welcomed as at Montpellier. One has only to be known, and one is visited and sought out with friendliness, and asked to all their entertainments.
They gamble here quite as much as at Avignon, but they have dinner parties much more frequently ; and I must confess that I like the latter entertain- ment better than any other, because it is the only one that one can spin out as long as one likes.
What to read after The Correspondence of Madame Du Noyer 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madame Anne Marguerite Petit Du Noyer to read onlineMoreLess
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