The Dukes Marriage volume 1
The Dukes Marriage volume 1
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Eoland, whose own estate of Beauregard was kept like an English gentleman's, was always displeased when he came to Chateaufort by the signs of dirt, un- tidiness, and slotli discernible everywhere. All this was not Pauline Juva's fault ; she had never seen a well-kept estate, and allowed the Kergarecs to do things in the old Breton way, imagining it was the right way. Inside the house cleanliness prevailed in the rooms that were inhabited, because nature had tauo;ht Pauline that dust and cobweb...s were not seemly ; but nature had given her only vague hints as to the impropriety of allowing enormous dung-heapS to accumulate outside the stable in the state quadrangle. Every Breton manse had its dung-heap, and they were considered emblems of wealth. A primitive Cornouailler who had been to Paris and seen the Tuilleries had returned home with the notion VOL. I. 12 178 THE duke's marriage.
tliat the Emperor could not be a rich man ; " for, " said he, "je n'ai pas vu le moindre tas de fumier dans sa cour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eoland, whose own estate of Beauregard was kept like an English gentleman's, was always displeased when he came to Chateaufort by the signs of dirt, un- tidiness, and slotli discernible everywhere. All this was not Pauline Juva's fault ; she had never seen a well-kept estate, and allowed the Kergarecs to do things in the old Breton way, imagining it was the right way. Inside the house cleanliness prevailed in the rooms that were inhabited, because nature had tauo;ht Pauline that dust and cobweb...s were not seemly ; but nature had given her only vague hints as to the impropriety of allowing enormous dung-heapS to accumulate outside the stable in the state quadrangle. Every Breton manse had its dung-heap, and they were considered emblems of wealth. A primitive Cornouailler who had been to Paris and seen the Tuilleries had returned home with the notion VOL. I. 12 178 THE duke's marriage.
tliat the Emperor could not be a rich man ; " for, " said he, "je n'ai pas vu le moindre tas de fumier dans sa cour.
What to read after The Dukes Marriage volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Brinsley Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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