The Marriage of Mademoiselle Gimel And Other Stories
The Marriage of Mademoiselle Gimel And Other Stories
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A woman was coming, by a field path, barely marked, between a patch of clover and a bed of stubble. She was small, rather stout, dressed in mourning, the material of which was not new and the cut old; she had bright blue eyes under brown lashes, and as she walked she looked at Evelyne. She had been looking at her for some time, no doubt, and with so intent, so stead- fast a gaze that her whole face wore an expres- sion of curiosity and intentness. She was not preparing to smile. When she was wi...thin a few steps of the young girl she stopped and drew a deep breath in her turn, but with an effort and turning very pale, like one whom emotion seizes and stifles, she said : " I expected to be here before you, Mademoiselle. You must have come up rapidly. How much you resemble the description that he gave me!" Then only she came up close to her and reached out her hand, but without being able to smile. Her eyes, which were looking at Evelyne, were try- ing to read a whole future in her, and they were filled with anguish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A woman was coming, by a field path, barely marked, between a patch of clover and a bed of stubble. She was small, rather stout, dressed in mourning, the material of which was not new and the cut old; she had bright blue eyes under brown lashes, and as she walked she looked at Evelyne. She had been looking at her for some time, no doubt, and with so intent, so stead- fast a gaze that her whole face wore an expres- sion of curiosity and intentness. She was not preparing to smile. When she was wi...thin a few steps of the young girl she stopped and drew a deep breath in her turn, but with an effort and turning very pale, like one whom emotion seizes and stifles, she said : " I expected to be here before you, Mademoiselle. You must have come up rapidly. How much you resemble the description that he gave me!" Then only she came up close to her and reached out her hand, but without being able to smile. Her eyes, which were looking at Evelyne, were try- ing to read a whole future in her, and they were filled with anguish.
What to read after The Marriage of Mademoiselle Gimel And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Bazin to read onlineMoreLess
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