The Splendors And Miseries of Courtesans volume 1
The Splendors And Miseries of Courtesans volume 1
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" The Marquise d'Espard had the dreamy air of a woman full of soul and heart. Although Sabine de Grandlieu was but ten years old she glanced know- ingly at her mother, but her almost mocking expres- sion was instantly rebuked by a frown. This is what is called, " bringing up children well. " " If my daughter resists that frown, " said Madame de Chaulieu, with her most motherly air, " her fu- ture will make me uneasy. Louise is very romantic. ' 1 "I cannot imagine, " said the old Duchesse d'Uxel...les, " from whom our girls have acquired that characteristic. " "It is difficult nowadays, " said an old cardinal, "to reconcile the heart with decorous behavior. " 132 SPLENDORS AND MISERIES Lucien had not a word to say and went toward the tea-table to pay his compliments to the Mesdemoi- selles de Grandlieu. When the poet was within a few steps of the group of women, the Marquise d'Espard bent toward the Duchesse de Grandlieu. " You are quite sure that he is really in love with your dear Clotilde?" she whispered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Marquise d'Espard had the dreamy air of a woman full of soul and heart. Although Sabine de Grandlieu was but ten years old she glanced know- ingly at her mother, but her almost mocking expres- sion was instantly rebuked by a frown. This is what is called, " bringing up children well. " " If my daughter resists that frown, " said Madame de Chaulieu, with her most motherly air, " her fu- ture will make me uneasy. Louise is very romantic. ' 1 "I cannot imagine, " said the old Duchesse d'Uxel...les, " from whom our girls have acquired that characteristic. " "It is difficult nowadays, " said an old cardinal, "to reconcile the heart with decorous behavior. " 132 SPLENDORS AND MISERIES Lucien had not a word to say and went toward the tea-table to pay his compliments to the Mesdemoi- selles de Grandlieu. When the poet was within a few steps of the group of women, the Marquise d'Espard bent toward the Duchesse de Grandlieu. " You are quite sure that he is really in love with your dear Clotilde?" she whispered.
What to read after The Splendors And Miseries of Courtesans volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hono 1799 1850 Balzac to read onlineMoreLess
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