Universal Classics Library volume 1
Universal Classics Library volume 1
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(< Ah, " said she, (( there is a young person whom I should like to recommend to you, but she is about to marry and must not be thought of. " <( So, " said Junot, "because she is going to marry, I am not to hear her name. " (< Oh, with all my heart; you knew her when she was but a child. It is Mademoi- selle de Permon. " Junot laughed; it seemed as if I haunted him. How- ever, as Madame Hamelin's frankness and her intelli- gence were well known to him, and as she had pronounced my name with interest, he asked her some questions concerning me, which she answered with the feeling of an amiable and sensible woman. (< Why have you not paid your respects to her mother since your return ? " she inquired, seeing his eyes fixed upon the garden with an absent air. W I do not know, but it appears that I have done wisely, " he replied, smiling; (< for suppose I had fallen in love with your young friend. " (< Well ! you would have married her. Are you not wishing to marry ? " <( But you have told me your- self that Madame de Permon has a strong desire to marry her to M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(< Ah, " said she, (( there is a young person whom I should like to recommend to you, but she is about to marry and must not be thought of. " <( So, " said Junot, "because she is going to marry, I am not to hear her name. " (< Oh, with all my heart; you knew her when she was but a child. It is Mademoi- selle de Permon. " Junot laughed; it seemed as if I haunted him. How- ever, as Madame Hamelin's frankness and her intelli- gence were well known to him, and as she had pronounced my name with interest, he asked her some questions concerning me, which she answered with the feeling of an amiable and sensible woman. (< Why have you not paid your respects to her mother since your return ? " she inquired, seeing his eyes fixed upon the garden with an absent air. W I do not know, but it appears that I have done wisely, " he replied, smiling; (< for suppose I had fallen in love with your young friend. " (< Well ! you would have married her. Are you not wishing to marry ? " <( But you have told me your- self that Madame de Permon has a strong desire to marry her to M.
What to read after Universal Classics Library volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cj Charles James Billson to read online
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