The Works of Honoré De Balzac: I. Courtesan's Life
The Works of Honoré De Balzac: I. Courtesan's Life
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You may say what you like, Georges was a good fellow; he had charming manners, he deserved a better fate." These girls laugh laws to scorn, and adore a certain kind of generosity ; they sell themselves, as Esther had done, for a secret ideal, which is their religion.
Digitized by VjOOQIC WHAT LOVE COSTS 219 After saving a few jewels from the wreck with great diflB- culty, Madame du Val-Noble was crushed under the burden of the horrible report : "She ruined Falleix" She was almost thirty ; and t...hough she was in the prime of her beauty, still she might be called an old woman, and all the more so be- cause in such a crisis all a woman's rivals are against her.
Mariette, Florine, Tullia would ask their friend to dinner, and gave her some help ; but as they did not know the extent of her debts, they did not dare to sound the depths of that gulf. An interval of six years formed rather too long a gap in the ebb and flow of the Paris tide, between La Torpille and Madame du Val-Noble, for the woman "on foot" to speak to the woman in her carriage; but La Val-Noble knew that Esther was too generous not to remember sometimes that she had, as she said, fallen heir to her possessions, and not to seek her out by some meeting which might seem accidental though arranged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may say what you like, Georges was a good fellow; he had charming manners, he deserved a better fate." These girls laugh laws to scorn, and adore a certain kind of generosity ; they sell themselves, as Esther had done, for a secret ideal, which is their religion.
Digitized by VjOOQIC WHAT LOVE COSTS 219 After saving a few jewels from the wreck with great diflB- culty, Madame du Val-Noble was crushed under the burden of the horrible report : "She ruined Falleix" She was almost thirty ; and t...hough she was in the prime of her beauty, still she might be called an old woman, and all the more so be- cause in such a crisis all a woman's rivals are against her.
Mariette, Florine, Tullia would ask their friend to dinner, and gave her some help ; but as they did not know the extent of her debts, they did not dare to sound the depths of that gulf. An interval of six years formed rather too long a gap in the ebb and flow of the Paris tide, between La Torpille and Madame du Val-Noble, for the woman "on foot" to speak to the woman in her carriage; but La Val-Noble knew that Esther was too generous not to remember sometimes that she had, as she said, fallen heir to her possessions, and not to seek her out by some meeting which might seem accidental though arranged.
What to read after The Works of Honoré De Balzac: I. Courtesan's Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Honoré De Balzac, George Saintsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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