Verdugo, El
Verdugo, El
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"Have you succeeded?" she said, with one of those funereal smiles inwhich something of girlhood lingers.
Victor could not keep himself from groaning. He looked in turn at thethree brothers, and then at Clara. One brother, the eldest, was thirtyyears of age. Though small and somewhat ill-made, with an air that washaughty and disdainful, he was not lacking in a certain nobility ofmanner, and he seemed to have something of that delicacy of feelingwhich made the Spanish chivalry of other days so fa...mous. He was namedJuanito. The second son, Felipe, was about twenty years of age; heresembled Clara. The youngest was eight. A painter would have seen inthe features of Manuelo a little of that Roman constancy that Davidhas given to children in his republican pages. The head of the oldmarquis, covered with flowing white hair, seemed to have escaped froma picture of Murillo. As he looked at them, the young officer shookhis head, despairing that any one of those four beings would acceptthe dreadful bargain of the general.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Have you succeeded?" she said, with one of those funereal smiles inwhich something of girlhood lingers.
Victor could not keep himself from groaning. He looked in turn at thethree brothers, and then at Clara. One brother, the eldest, was thirtyyears of age. Though small and somewhat ill-made, with an air that washaughty and disdainful, he was not lacking in a certain nobility ofmanner, and he seemed to have something of that delicacy of feelingwhich made the Spanish chivalry of other days so fa...mous. He was namedJuanito. The second son, Felipe, was about twenty years of age; heresembled Clara. The youngest was eight. A painter would have seen inthe features of Manuelo a little of that Roman constancy that Davidhas given to children in his republican pages. The head of the oldmarquis, covered with flowing white hair, seemed to have escaped froma picture of Murillo. As he looked at them, the young officer shookhis head, despairing that any one of those four beings would acceptthe dreadful bargain of the general.
What to read after Verdugo, El?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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