The Novels, Tales And Letters of Prosper Mérimée, Edited By Prof. George Saintsbury..
The Novels, Tales And Letters of Prosper Mérimée, Edited By Prof. George Saintsbury..
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But please do not be distracted during the ceremony." Neither the letter nor the postscript pleased me. I thought the engaged couple showed an in- excusable levity concerning such a solemn occa- sion. However, how was I to decline? And yet I will admit that the promised pageant had its attractions for me. According to aU appearance, I should not fail to find among the great number of gentlefolk, who would be gathered together at the Castle of M6dintiltas, some learned people who would furnish m...e with useful information.
My Jmoudic glossary was very good; but the sense of a certain number of words which I had Digitized by VjOOQIC 64 LOKIS learnt from the lips of the lowest of the peas- ants was still, relatively speaking, somewhat obscure to me. All these considerations com- bined were sufficiently strong to make me con- sent to the Count's request, and I replied that I would be at Medintiltas by the morning of the 8th.
How greatly had I occasion to repent of my decision!
VIII On entering the avenue which led to the Castle I saw a great number of ladies and gentle- men in morning dress standing in groups on the steps of the entrance or walking about the paths of the park.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But please do not be distracted during the ceremony." Neither the letter nor the postscript pleased me. I thought the engaged couple showed an in- excusable levity concerning such a solemn occa- sion. However, how was I to decline? And yet I will admit that the promised pageant had its attractions for me. According to aU appearance, I should not fail to find among the great number of gentlefolk, who would be gathered together at the Castle of M6dintiltas, some learned people who would furnish m...e with useful information.
My Jmoudic glossary was very good; but the sense of a certain number of words which I had Digitized by VjOOQIC 64 LOKIS learnt from the lips of the lowest of the peas- ants was still, relatively speaking, somewhat obscure to me. All these considerations com- bined were sufficiently strong to make me con- sent to the Count's request, and I replied that I would be at Medintiltas by the morning of the 8th.
How greatly had I occasion to repent of my decision!
VIII On entering the avenue which led to the Castle I saw a great number of ladies and gentle- men in morning dress standing in groups on the steps of the entrance or walking about the paths of the park.
What to read after The Novels, Tales And Letters of Prosper Mérimée, Edited By Prof. George Saintsbury..?
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