Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale
Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale
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" " Was she the little girl you loved so much ? " Mina asked. " She was, " the count answered, with emotion ; " and she is the mother of a not very little girl, whom I am begin- ning to love also very much. " " And I shall love you very dearly, if you get papa and mamma out of prison. " TOO STRANGE NOT TO BE TRUE. 203 Meantime dinner was begun in the next room, and the noise of laughing and talking reached their ears. The Comte de Saxe opened the door and made his excuses to Mademoiselle Gaul- ...tier. He said that pressing business obliged him to forego her hospitality. " I conclude, " he added, " that you will have the kindness to send this young lady home ? " "I will see her home myself, " an- swered Mademoiselle Gaultier, rising from the table. " Good bye, M. De Saxe, " she added, and her voice faltered again, as it had done in the carriage, and under her rouge her cheeks turned deadly pale. " Come, my dear, eat something be- fore you go, " she said to Mina. " No, thank you, dear lady ; I could not eat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Was she the little girl you loved so much ? " Mina asked. " She was, " the count answered, with emotion ; " and she is the mother of a not very little girl, whom I am begin- ning to love also very much. " " And I shall love you very dearly, if you get papa and mamma out of prison. " TOO STRANGE NOT TO BE TRUE. 203 Meantime dinner was begun in the next room, and the noise of laughing and talking reached their ears. The Comte de Saxe opened the door and made his excuses to Mademoiselle Gaul- ...tier. He said that pressing business obliged him to forego her hospitality. " I conclude, " he added, " that you will have the kindness to send this young lady home ? " "I will see her home myself, " an- swered Mademoiselle Gaultier, rising from the table. " Good bye, M. De Saxe, " she added, and her voice faltered again, as it had done in the carriage, and under her rouge her cheeks turned deadly pale. " Come, my dear, eat something be- fore you go, " she said to Mina. " No, thank you, dear lady ; I could not eat.
What to read after Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgiana Charlotte Seveson Gower Lady Fullerton to read onlineMoreLess
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