The Countess of Saint Geran
The Countess of Saint Geran
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The count and countess at first opposed this project; telling him thathaving already five children he ought not to burden himself with anymore, but he petitioned so earnestly that he obtained what he wanted. The countess wished to see it, and as she was about to start for Moulinsshe ordered it to be put in her women's coach; when it was shown her, she cried out, "What a lovely child!" The boy was fair, with large blueeyes and very regular features. She gave him a hundred caresses, whichthe chil...d returned very prettily. She at once took a great fancy to him, and said to Baulieu, "I shall not put him in my women's coach; I shallput him in my own. " After they arrived at the chateau of Saint-Geran, her affection forHenri, the name retained by the child, increased day by day. She oftencontemplated him with sadness, then embraced him with tenderness, andkept him long on her bosom. The count shared this affection for thesupposed nephew of Baulieu, who was adopted, so to speak, and brought uplike a child of quality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The count and countess at first opposed this project; telling him thathaving already five children he ought not to burden himself with anymore, but he petitioned so earnestly that he obtained what he wanted. The countess wished to see it, and as she was about to start for Moulinsshe ordered it to be put in her women's coach; when it was shown her, she cried out, "What a lovely child!" The boy was fair, with large blueeyes and very regular features. She gave him a hundred caresses, whichthe chil...d returned very prettily. She at once took a great fancy to him, and said to Baulieu, "I shall not put him in my women's coach; I shallput him in my own. " After they arrived at the chateau of Saint-Geran, her affection forHenri, the name retained by the child, increased day by day. She oftencontemplated him with sadness, then embraced him with tenderness, andkept him long on her bosom. The count shared this affection for thesupposed nephew of Baulieu, who was adopted, so to speak, and brought uplike a child of quality.
What to read after The Countess of Saint Geran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Père Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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