The Lady of the Camellias (2013)
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I have always had a great respect and a sincere fondness for my father. I therefore responded that a little trip had been the cause of my silence, and begged him to tell me the day of his arrival in advance, so I could go see him.
I gave my servant my address in the country, instructing him to bring me the first letter he received postmarked with the city of C . . . , and then returned at once to Bougival.
Marguerite was waiting for me at the garden gate.
Her gaze looked anxious. She... threw her arms around my neck, and couldn’t keep from saying, “Did you see Prudence?”
“No.”
“You were in Paris for some time.”
“I found letters from my father which I had to respond to.”
A few moments later Nanine entered all out of breath. Marguerite got up and went to speak to her in a low voice.
When Nanine had left, Marguerite said, as she sat near me and took my hand, “Why did you deceive me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have always had a great respect and a sincere fondness for my father. I therefore responded that a little trip had been the cause of my silence, and begged him to tell me the day of his arrival in advance, so I could go see him.
I gave my servant my address in the country, instructing him to bring me the first letter he received postmarked with the city of C . . . , and then returned at once to Bougival.
Marguerite was waiting for me at the garden gate.
Her gaze looked anxious. She... threw her arms around my neck, and couldn’t keep from saying, “Did you see Prudence?”
“No.”
“You were in Paris for some time.”
“I found letters from my father which I had to respond to.”
A few moments later Nanine entered all out of breath. Marguerite got up and went to speak to her in a low voice.
When Nanine had left, Marguerite said, as she sat near me and took my hand, “Why did you deceive me?
What to read after The Lady of the Camellias?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Fils Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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