The Love Letters of Juliette Drouet to Victor Hugo
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My dearly beloved, you were quite charming just now, and you are perfectly right when you say that there is an element of vanity in your nobility of conduct; for nothing could be more becoming than the elegant and dignified manner 187 Love Letters of Juliette Drouet in which you raised me just now from my knees. You were really great. You were a king !
My darling little Toto, cheri! I am going to bed now, because I do not know if you will come early enough to take me out. JULIETTE.
DEARLY BELOV...ED: I wish I were a great actress; first of all be- cause if my soul and intellect were equal to yours another link would be forged between us, but still more because I should love to be able to spare you the annoyances caused by an old woman * ren- dered aggressive by her conceit.
I need not finish this letter, for here you are!
J. T is long after n o'clock. I am no longer ex- pecting you for a walk, but I do still hope to see you this evening. I write you these few lines as an apology for the disappointment I feel each time you fail me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dearly beloved, you were quite charming just now, and you are perfectly right when you say that there is an element of vanity in your nobility of conduct; for nothing could be more becoming than the elegant and dignified manner 187 Love Letters of Juliette Drouet in which you raised me just now from my knees. You were really great. You were a king !
My darling little Toto, cheri! I am going to bed now, because I do not know if you will come early enough to take me out. JULIETTE.
DEARLY BELOV...ED: I wish I were a great actress; first of all be- cause if my soul and intellect were equal to yours another link would be forged between us, but still more because I should love to be able to spare you the annoyances caused by an old woman * ren- dered aggressive by her conceit.
I need not finish this letter, for here you are!
J. T is long after n o'clock. I am no longer ex- pecting you for a walk, but I do still hope to see you this evening. I write you these few lines as an apology for the disappointment I feel each time you fail me.
What to read after The Love Letters of Juliette Drouet to Victor Hugo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Juliette Drouet to read onlineMoreLess
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