The Happiest Time of Their Lives
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Is that it?" Mathilde's lips trembled.
"O Mama, " she cried, "you are so different from what you used to be!" Adelaide nodded.
"One changes, " she said. "One's life changes. " She had meant thissentence to end the interview, but when she saw the girl still standingbefore her, she said to herself that it made little difference that shehadn't heard the plans of the Wayne boy, since Mathilde, her owntractable daughter, was still within her power. She moved into the cornerof the sofa. "Sit down, de...ar, " she said, and when Mathilde had obeyedwith an almost imperceptible shrinking in her attitude, Adelaide went on, with a sort of serious ease of manner: "I've never been a particularly flattering mother, have I? Never thoughtyou were perfect just because you were mine? Well, I hope you'll pay themore attention to what I have to say. You are remarkable. You are goingto be one of the most attractive women that ever was. Years ago old CountBartiani--do you remember him, at Lucerne?" "The one who used scent and used to look so long at me?" "Yes, he was old and rather horrid, but he knew what he was talkingabout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is that it?" Mathilde's lips trembled.
"O Mama, " she cried, "you are so different from what you used to be!" Adelaide nodded.
"One changes, " she said. "One's life changes. " She had meant thissentence to end the interview, but when she saw the girl still standingbefore her, she said to herself that it made little difference that shehadn't heard the plans of the Wayne boy, since Mathilde, her owntractable daughter, was still within her power. She moved into the cornerof the sofa. "Sit down, de...ar, " she said, and when Mathilde had obeyedwith an almost imperceptible shrinking in her attitude, Adelaide went on, with a sort of serious ease of manner: "I've never been a particularly flattering mother, have I? Never thoughtyou were perfect just because you were mine? Well, I hope you'll pay themore attention to what I have to say. You are remarkable. You are goingto be one of the most attractive women that ever was. Years ago old CountBartiani--do you remember him, at Lucerne?" "The one who used scent and used to look so long at me?" "Yes, he was old and rather horrid, but he knew what he was talkingabout.
What to read after The Happiest Time of Their Lives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Alice Duer to read onlineMoreLess
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