The Passions of the French Romantics
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Her husband, M. Allan, was an actor, who played with her, both in France and in Russia. She married him at the age of twenty-two, and she was still living with him, unassailed by scandals, at the age of thirty-four. When she returned to Paris, however, M. Allan, for whatever reason, remained in Russia ; and presently she met Musset, first professionally, in connection with the production of his piece, and afterwards on terms of personal friendship.
Even so, however, there was no immediate handl...e for gossip to lay hold of. Madame Allan had neither the morals, nor even the manners, of the coulisses. Providence had given her virtue, and St. Peters- burg had given her tone. Princesses had " received " her in the Russian capital, and she comported herself accordingly, with an imitation of the grand style which was almost second nature, and only remotely sugges- tive of the limelight. Her letters, too, show her to have been a woman of intelligence and even of culture, and one who, in spite of her profession, took life soberly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her husband, M. Allan, was an actor, who played with her, both in France and in Russia. She married him at the age of twenty-two, and she was still living with him, unassailed by scandals, at the age of thirty-four. When she returned to Paris, however, M. Allan, for whatever reason, remained in Russia ; and presently she met Musset, first professionally, in connection with the production of his piece, and afterwards on terms of personal friendship.
Even so, however, there was no immediate handl...e for gossip to lay hold of. Madame Allan had neither the morals, nor even the manners, of the coulisses. Providence had given her virtue, and St. Peters- burg had given her tone. Princesses had " received " her in the Russian capital, and she comported herself accordingly, with an imitation of the grand style which was almost second nature, and only remotely sugges- tive of the limelight. Her letters, too, show her to have been a woman of intelligence and even of culture, and one who, in spite of her profession, took life soberly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Henry Gribble to read onlineMoreLess
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