Three Modern Plays From the French the Prince Daurec By Henri Lavedan the Pa
Three Modern Plays From the French the Prince Daurec By Henri Lavedan the Pa
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MME. JADAIN. You haven't noticed anything?
MME. CHENEVAS. No.
MME. JADAIN. Of course; you are absorbed in your own affairs. But it's evident Madeleine thinks a great deal of this Monsieur Freydieres; she likes to talk of him. He is distinguished, captivating, celebrated. How old do you suppose he is? Thirty- four thirty-five?
MME. CHENEVAS. Yes.
MME. JADAIN. For a man, he's still young; such a match is not inconceivable.
MME. CHENEVAS. He has seen Madeleine as a little girl, and always thinks o...f her as a child.
MME. JADAIN. But she considers him as a man; there is, perhaps, where the danger lies, especially if he doesn't think of marrying her. All this is between us, and I speak to you about it simply because you are here. I shall not even mention it to Claire, although we are on excellent terms. My daughter-in-law understands that I don't med- dle with anything. After all, perhaps I am mistaken. All the same, she became as red as a peony. [At this mo- ment, a maid ushers FREYDIERES into the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MME. JADAIN. You haven't noticed anything?
MME. CHENEVAS. No.
MME. JADAIN. Of course; you are absorbed in your own affairs. But it's evident Madeleine thinks a great deal of this Monsieur Freydieres; she likes to talk of him. He is distinguished, captivating, celebrated. How old do you suppose he is? Thirty- four thirty-five?
MME. CHENEVAS. Yes.
MME. JADAIN. For a man, he's still young; such a match is not inconceivable.
MME. CHENEVAS. He has seen Madeleine as a little girl, and always thinks o...f her as a child.
MME. JADAIN. But she considers him as a man; there is, perhaps, where the danger lies, especially if he doesn't think of marrying her. All this is between us, and I speak to you about it simply because you are here. I shall not even mention it to Claire, although we are on excellent terms. My daughter-in-law understands that I don't med- dle with anything. After all, perhaps I am mistaken. All the same, she became as red as a peony. [At this mo- ment, a maid ushers FREYDIERES into the room.
What to read after Three Modern Plays From the French the Prince Daurec By Henri Lavedan the Pa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Lavedan to read onlineMoreLess
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