The Idol of Paris
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Marguerite, coming into see that the young mistress whom she adored wanted nothing, couldnot help saying, "Ah! Mademoiselle, what talent he has, that youngCount! How well you two did look, your backs, sitting side by side! Ijust said to myself. .. . " Esperance shivered, guessing what was coming, and interrupted the goodwoman quickly, "Don't talk to me Marguerite, to-night. I am tired andI must go to sleep. " But she did not sleep.
CHAPTER XIII The last presentation of Sardou's play was a verit...able ovation forEsperance. Flowers were presented to her on the stage. Two basketsattracted special attention, one overflowing with white orchids; theother, with gardenias, so powerful in their sweetness that even thefirst rows of the orchestra felt their strength. It was rumoured inthe boxes that the white orchids were sent by the Countess Styvens andher son Albert, who were sitting in a stall in the auditorium. As tothe gardenias, the card attached to the green ribbons of the basketrevealed the name of the most elegant clubman of Paris, the DukeCharles de Morlay-La-Branche.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marguerite, coming into see that the young mistress whom she adored wanted nothing, couldnot help saying, "Ah! Mademoiselle, what talent he has, that youngCount! How well you two did look, your backs, sitting side by side! Ijust said to myself. .. . " Esperance shivered, guessing what was coming, and interrupted the goodwoman quickly, "Don't talk to me Marguerite, to-night. I am tired andI must go to sleep. " But she did not sleep.
CHAPTER XIII The last presentation of Sardou's play was a verit...able ovation forEsperance. Flowers were presented to her on the stage. Two basketsattracted special attention, one overflowing with white orchids; theother, with gardenias, so powerful in their sweetness that even thefirst rows of the orchestra felt their strength. It was rumoured inthe boxes that the white orchids were sent by the Countess Styvens andher son Albert, who were sitting in a stall in the auditorium. As tothe gardenias, the card attached to the green ribbons of the basketrevealed the name of the most elegant clubman of Paris, the DukeCharles de Morlay-La-Branche.
What to read after The Idol of Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernhardt Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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