The Last Duchess of Belgarde
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" Trimousette did not think it necessary to mention this adventure to the duke. She did not see jiim every day even when he was in Paris, and besides, when she tried to tell him things, she always grew frightened and the words died upon her lips. The servants, how- ever, told the duke of it when he came home 46 Madame de Valengay in the evening. He had spent most of the in- tervening time trying to quiet Madame de Valengay, who was in paroxysms of terror. The duke grew every day more bored by h...is friend, and concluded to spend the evening at home, in order to escape Madame de Valengay and her scoundrelly running footmen, who watched his comings and goings as if he were a criminal.
For the third or fourth time since his mar- riage he sought, of his own free will, his wife's society. She spent her evenings in a little room on the ground floor of the Hotel de Belgarde which opened upon the garden. When Trimousette heard the duke's knock, she thought it was Victor's and ran to open the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Trimousette did not think it necessary to mention this adventure to the duke. She did not see jiim every day even when he was in Paris, and besides, when she tried to tell him things, she always grew frightened and the words died upon her lips. The servants, how- ever, told the duke of it when he came home 46 Madame de Valengay in the evening. He had spent most of the in- tervening time trying to quiet Madame de Valengay, who was in paroxysms of terror. The duke grew every day more bored by h...is friend, and concluded to spend the evening at home, in order to escape Madame de Valengay and her scoundrelly running footmen, who watched his comings and goings as if he were a criminal.
For the third or fourth time since his mar- riage he sought, of his own free will, his wife's society. She spent her evenings in a little room on the ground floor of the Hotel de Belgarde which opened upon the garden. When Trimousette heard the duke's knock, she thought it was Victor's and ran to open the door.
What to read after The Last Duchess of Belgarde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seawell Molly Elliot to read onlineMoreLess
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