The Tower of Percemont Also Marianne
The Tower of Percemont Also Marianne
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Every moment when I can approach her without being intrusive, I seek her smile, offer my assist- ance, or talk with her of old times, that is, of our Old and happy love ! I see plainly she has not forgotten the en- joyment of the past ; she is pleased with my good memory? and smiles or sighs at the remembrance of our childish joys and sorrows. She understands, certainly, that I am not ardently reviving all this past in order to bury it in barren regret ; but when I am ready to put into the pres...- ent the word happiness, I perceive tlie necessity of com- mencing with that oi forgiveness, and feeling that years of reparation can alone give me this right. I cannot say a single^word. When, then, alas ! shall I see tlie day draw near, in which I can say to her, ' Be my wife ! ' " *' Do not be so foolish, " I said to him. " Ignore your scruples, and ask her at the first opportunity. " Shortly afterwards, Emilie passed us with a basket of ripe grapes gracefully posed upon her head. If she had been a coquette, she could not have chosen a richer or more becoming headdress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every moment when I can approach her without being intrusive, I seek her smile, offer my assist- ance, or talk with her of old times, that is, of our Old and happy love ! I see plainly she has not forgotten the en- joyment of the past ; she is pleased with my good memory? and smiles or sighs at the remembrance of our childish joys and sorrows. She understands, certainly, that I am not ardently reviving all this past in order to bury it in barren regret ; but when I am ready to put into the pres...- ent the word happiness, I perceive tlie necessity of com- mencing with that oi forgiveness, and feeling that years of reparation can alone give me this right. I cannot say a single^word. When, then, alas ! shall I see tlie day draw near, in which I can say to her, ' Be my wife ! ' " *' Do not be so foolish, " I said to him. " Ignore your scruples, and ask her at the first opportunity. " Shortly afterwards, Emilie passed us with a basket of ripe grapes gracefully posed upon her head. If she had been a coquette, she could not have chosen a richer or more becoming headdress.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sand, George, 1804-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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