The Story of Sibylle
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Clotilde and Roland were married in the little church of Ferias with a great deal of display and with every appearance of felicity. In a few weeks, after various contests with her daughter-in-law, the Baroness was left to take care of the patrimo- nial domain of the Val-Chesnay's, and the young couple gayly went to take up their abode in a pretty hotel in the Champs Elysees.
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THE HOTEL DE VERGNES.
THE marriage of Clotilde and the events which had preceded it had produced between the families... of Beaumesnil and Farias a sort of cool- ness and restraint from which even Sibylle was not exempt. She was too candid and inexperienced herself to see in their true light all the intrigues of Mile. Desrozais, whom she supposed to be seriously in love with Roland ; and she certainly was far removed from the feeling of envy to which Mme. De Beaumesnil and the young Baroness attributed the coldness of her manner ; but she had been unpleasantly surprised by the extreme promptitude with which M. De Val-Chesnay had usurped in the heart of Clotilde the place of the Raoul who was in Persia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clotilde and Roland were married in the little church of Ferias with a great deal of display and with every appearance of felicity. In a few weeks, after various contests with her daughter-in-law, the Baroness was left to take care of the patrimo- nial domain of the Val-Chesnay's, and the young couple gayly went to take up their abode in a pretty hotel in the Champs Elysees.
II.
THE HOTEL DE VERGNES.
THE marriage of Clotilde and the events which had preceded it had produced between the families... of Beaumesnil and Farias a sort of cool- ness and restraint from which even Sibylle was not exempt. She was too candid and inexperienced herself to see in their true light all the intrigues of Mile. Desrozais, whom she supposed to be seriously in love with Roland ; and she certainly was far removed from the feeling of envy to which Mme. De Beaumesnil and the young Baroness attributed the coldness of her manner ; but she had been unpleasantly surprised by the extreme promptitude with which M. De Val-Chesnay had usurped in the heart of Clotilde the place of the Raoul who was in Persia.
What to read after The Story of Sibylle?
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