The Parisians — volume 03
The Parisians — volume 03
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Most of them belonged to theLegitimist party, the noblesse of the faubourg; those who did not, belonged to no political party at all, --indifferent to the cares ofmortal States as the gods of Epicurus. Foremost among this _Jeunessedoree_ were Alain's kinsmen, Raoul and Enguerrand de Vandemar. To theseLouvier introduced him with a burly parental bonhomie, as if he were thehead of the family. "I need not bid you, young folks, to make friendswith each other. A Vandemar and a Rochebriant are not ma...de friends, --they are born friends. " So saying he turned to his other guests.
Almost in an instant Alain felt his constraint melt away in the cordialwarmth with which his cousins greeted him. These young men had astriking family likeness to each other, and yet in feature, colouring, and expression, in all save that strange family likeness, they werecontrasts. Raoul was tall, and, though inclined to be slender, withsufficient breadth of shoulder to indicate no inconsiderable strength offrame. His hair worn short and his silky beard worn long were dark; sowere his eyes, shaded by curved drooping lashes; his complexion was pale, but clear and healthful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of them belonged to theLegitimist party, the noblesse of the faubourg; those who did not, belonged to no political party at all, --indifferent to the cares ofmortal States as the gods of Epicurus. Foremost among this _Jeunessedoree_ were Alain's kinsmen, Raoul and Enguerrand de Vandemar. To theseLouvier introduced him with a burly parental bonhomie, as if he were thehead of the family. "I need not bid you, young folks, to make friendswith each other. A Vandemar and a Rochebriant are not ma...de friends, --they are born friends. " So saying he turned to his other guests.
Almost in an instant Alain felt his constraint melt away in the cordialwarmth with which his cousins greeted him. These young men had astriking family likeness to each other, and yet in feature, colouring, and expression, in all save that strange family likeness, they werecontrasts. Raoul was tall, and, though inclined to be slender, withsufficient breadth of shoulder to indicate no inconsiderable strength offrame. His hair worn short and his silky beard worn long were dark; sowere his eyes, shaded by curved drooping lashes; his complexion was pale, but clear and healthful.
What to read after The Parisians — volume 03?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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