The Countess Eve
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Then the Viscount said ' I should think of it, Monsieur, were I you, once or twice. He is of la haute noblesse on the mother's side ; en outre, elle est si belle. ' La Valliere looked at his companion with surprise. Was this the spiteful, gossip- ing, frivolous chatterer, at once the amuse- ment and the pest of society ? At his own table, all through the evening, he had been a different man from what la Valliere x THE COUNTESS EVE 217 had known him elsewhere. It seemed as though his other manne...r had dropped from him as soon as he had left that vie de socie'te', for which possibly it had been alone assumed.
' But I thought, Monsieur le Vicomte, ' said la Valliere, ' that you had been so anxious that Madame should se de'semmyerT The Viscount looked at him again for a moment.
' Que voulez-vous f mon cher Monsieur', he said. ' Do you take a passing word so much au sdrieux. Une petite bourgeoise perit-etre, mats la halite noblesse! c est tout autre chose' There was an awkward pause ; la Fleur fortunately came in with coffee, and the Viscount changed the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the Viscount said ' I should think of it, Monsieur, were I you, once or twice. He is of la haute noblesse on the mother's side ; en outre, elle est si belle. ' La Valliere looked at his companion with surprise. Was this the spiteful, gossip- ing, frivolous chatterer, at once the amuse- ment and the pest of society ? At his own table, all through the evening, he had been a different man from what la Valliere x THE COUNTESS EVE 217 had known him elsewhere. It seemed as though his other manne...r had dropped from him as soon as he had left that vie de socie'te', for which possibly it had been alone assumed.
' But I thought, Monsieur le Vicomte, ' said la Valliere, ' that you had been so anxious that Madame should se de'semmyerT The Viscount looked at him again for a moment.
' Que voulez-vous f mon cher Monsieur', he said. ' Do you take a passing word so much au sdrieux. Une petite bourgeoise perit-etre, mats la halite noblesse! c est tout autre chose' There was an awkward pause ; la Fleur fortunately came in with coffee, and the Viscount changed the subject.
What to read after The Countess Eve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joseph Henry Shorthouse to read onlineMoreLess
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