The Diary of Frances Lady Shelley volume 1
The Diary of Frances Lady Shelley volume 1
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The only women present were Lady Kinnaird and Madame Girardin. The latter has most tranchant manners. Benjamin Constant — nicknamed Inconstant — was there; and a Monsieur de Maubourg, who is considered very handsome. I do not admire him. After passing the Cour — where our hostess will not allow carriages to enter — we ascended a dirty, narrow, winding staircase ; and, on the fourth floor, we were received by Madame de Coigny. Although the whole arrangements struck me as mean and uncomfortable, ...it is not half so bad as Grassini's house, or even Madame de Peysac's, to whom I paid a visit next day. In the Cour they were making mattresses ; and the stairs were dirty beyond descrip- tion. There was so strong an aroma of onions that I felt quite ill. But Madame de Peysac is a very pretty, pleasing woman, and I believe very good. She assures me that many of the French women in these days are fond of their husbands, and very domestic ; but that rank covers every fault. She says that the people who are most censorious, and who would not receive a countess that behaved ill, are themselves privileged to do whatever they like.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only women present were Lady Kinnaird and Madame Girardin. The latter has most tranchant manners. Benjamin Constant — nicknamed Inconstant — was there; and a Monsieur de Maubourg, who is considered very handsome. I do not admire him. After passing the Cour — where our hostess will not allow carriages to enter — we ascended a dirty, narrow, winding staircase ; and, on the fourth floor, we were received by Madame de Coigny. Although the whole arrangements struck me as mean and uncomfortable, ...it is not half so bad as Grassini's house, or even Madame de Peysac's, to whom I paid a visit next day. In the Cour they were making mattresses ; and the stairs were dirty beyond descrip- tion. There was so strong an aroma of onions that I felt quite ill. But Madame de Peysac is a very pretty, pleasing woman, and I believe very good. She assures me that many of the French women in these days are fond of their husbands, and very domestic ; but that rank covers every fault. She says that the people who are most censorious, and who would not receive a countess that behaved ill, are themselves privileged to do whatever they like.
What to read after The Diary of Frances Lady Shelley volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Winckley Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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