The Foreigners : a Novel 2
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It seemed that everything was going wrong, and the world was topsy-turvy — and what could he do but look on, and be sorry for the people in it !
Madame de Maulevrier's coolness and determination, however, carried Gerard's affairs safe past this dangerous point.
She took it so entirely for granted, in such a quiet convincing way, that his wishes and intentions were quite right and unchanged, that Madame de Brye was almost obliged to share in these convictions, and to give up once for all the ide...a of being angry with him. She had begun to remind herself and her husband that a young heiress like Fran- STARLIGHT. 231 9oise would, with the smallest sign of encouragement, have plenty of proposals, and from men who, in a money point of view at least, were better parties than the Marquis de Maulevrier ; she had even gone so far as to mention one or two likely names to Monsieur de Brye. He, excellent man, was much more ready to make allowances for Gerard ; he laughed a little at her doubts, and counted up the advantages of the Maulevrier marriage, though he went so far as to say that he wished Providence had arranged for Victor to be the eldest son, or at any rate his mother's favourite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed that everything was going wrong, and the world was topsy-turvy — and what could he do but look on, and be sorry for the people in it !
Madame de Maulevrier's coolness and determination, however, carried Gerard's affairs safe past this dangerous point.
She took it so entirely for granted, in such a quiet convincing way, that his wishes and intentions were quite right and unchanged, that Madame de Brye was almost obliged to share in these convictions, and to give up once for all the ide...a of being angry with him. She had begun to remind herself and her husband that a young heiress like Fran- STARLIGHT. 231 9oise would, with the smallest sign of encouragement, have plenty of proposals, and from men who, in a money point of view at least, were better parties than the Marquis de Maulevrier ; she had even gone so far as to mention one or two likely names to Monsieur de Brye. He, excellent man, was much more ready to make allowances for Gerard ; he laughed a little at her doubts, and counted up the advantages of the Maulevrier marriage, though he went so far as to say that he wished Providence had arranged for Victor to be the eldest son, or at any rate his mother's favourite.
What to read after The Foreigners : a Novel 2?
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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