The Foreigners : a Novel 1
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" Gerard . was silent. Presently Victor laughed good-humouredly, and went on, '• I am ready to admire your English ladies, mon cher, as much as you please ; and as to the father, he is an amusimi 138 THE FOREIGNEES.
man, and speaks French well. Do you mean to introduce them to Madame de Brye?" " Most likely, this afternoon," said Gerard. "And there is another thing I mean to do — to ask them to Maulevrier." " Indeed ! " said Victor, with a little movement of surprised resignation.
" What will o...ur mother say to that ?
But you know best." '• She is always glad to see any one who knew our father. And I wish to show them that country, it will be new to them ; they have nothing like it in England." "England is too small to hold Maule- vrier," said Victor. "But do you think this plan is the very wisest you could have made? Considering everything — you must forgive me, but I am the most prudent man in France — it seems to me COMPLICATIOyS. 139 that just now you have a good deal on your hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Gerard . was silent. Presently Victor laughed good-humouredly, and went on, '• I am ready to admire your English ladies, mon cher, as much as you please ; and as to the father, he is an amusimi 138 THE FOREIGNEES.
man, and speaks French well. Do you mean to introduce them to Madame de Brye?" " Most likely, this afternoon," said Gerard. "And there is another thing I mean to do — to ask them to Maulevrier." " Indeed ! " said Victor, with a little movement of surprised resignation.
" What will o...ur mother say to that ?
But you know best." '• She is always glad to see any one who knew our father. And I wish to show them that country, it will be new to them ; they have nothing like it in England." "England is too small to hold Maule- vrier," said Victor. "But do you think this plan is the very wisest you could have made? Considering everything — you must forgive me, but I am the most prudent man in France — it seems to me COMPLICATIOyS. 139 that just now you have a good deal on your hands.
What to read after The Foreigners : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor C Eleanor Catherine Price to read onlineMoreLess
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