Véronique. a Romance 1
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My fathers house stood in the centre of the street, behind a row of iron palings. It was always kept severely clean, that house.
My mother would not allow a speck of dust to rest upon any part of her furniture, and the ' salon ' was forbidden ground to us children, even after we had attained to years of discretion. The 'parquet' there was always so polished and so bright, the ' poSle ' such a miracle of shining blackness, 202 v&Bomqxm.
and the embroidered white net curtains so spotlessly white,... that I was even afraid to cross the room when summoned to it on state occasions, and used to leave my ' sabots ' in the hall outside." " Bah ! I should not like to wear 1 sabots,' said Veronique, glancing at her dainty feet.
" Thou wouldst] have been glad of them, had thou been bom in Reve," replied her uncle. " We never wore leather there ex- cept to mass, and when we went to be catechised by the priest." " But tell of your visit to Briissen- burgh, mon pere; when you went with your mother to see your fathers family, and were taken to the greatest church in Belgium." " Monsieur has doubtless been to Briis- senburg himself, and seen Ste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My fathers house stood in the centre of the street, behind a row of iron palings. It was always kept severely clean, that house.
My mother would not allow a speck of dust to rest upon any part of her furniture, and the ' salon ' was forbidden ground to us children, even after we had attained to years of discretion. The 'parquet' there was always so polished and so bright, the ' poSle ' such a miracle of shining blackness, 202 v&Bomqxm.
and the embroidered white net curtains so spotlessly white,... that I was even afraid to cross the room when summoned to it on state occasions, and used to leave my ' sabots ' in the hall outside." " Bah ! I should not like to wear 1 sabots,' said Veronique, glancing at her dainty feet.
" Thou wouldst] have been glad of them, had thou been bom in Reve," replied her uncle. " We never wore leather there ex- cept to mass, and when we went to be catechised by the priest." " But tell of your visit to Briissen- burgh, mon pere; when you went with your mother to see your fathers family, and were taken to the greatest church in Belgium." " Monsieur has doubtless been to Briis- senburg himself, and seen Ste.
What to read after Véronique. a Romance 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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