Zibeline volume 1
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Will you allowme to lend them to you?" "To be repaid from the price of the sale? Very willingly, this time. " And he placed in an envelope the notes handed him by his brother-in-law.
"This is the last will and testament of love, " said the Marquis, as hedeparted, to give the necessary instructions to his notary.
CHAPTER VI THE FAREWELL His debts were easily reckoned. He owed eight hundred thousand francs tothe Credit Foncier; four hundred thousand to Paul Landry; more than onehundred thousand t...o various jewellers and shopkeepers; twenty-fivethousand to the Duc de Montgeron. It was necessary to sell the chateauand the property at one million four hundred thousand francs, and theposters advertising the sale must be displayed without delay.
Then he must say farewell to Fanny Dorville. Nothing should disturb asensible mind; the man who, with so much resolution, deprives himself ofhis patrimonial estates should not meet less bravely the separationimposed by necessity.
As soon as Henri appeared in Fanny's boudoir, she divined that herpresentiments of the previous night had not deceived her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you allowme to lend them to you?" "To be repaid from the price of the sale? Very willingly, this time. " And he placed in an envelope the notes handed him by his brother-in-law.
"This is the last will and testament of love, " said the Marquis, as hedeparted, to give the necessary instructions to his notary.
CHAPTER VI THE FAREWELL His debts were easily reckoned. He owed eight hundred thousand francs tothe Credit Foncier; four hundred thousand to Paul Landry; more than onehundred thousand t...o various jewellers and shopkeepers; twenty-fivethousand to the Duc de Montgeron. It was necessary to sell the chateauand the property at one million four hundred thousand francs, and theposters advertising the sale must be displayed without delay.
Then he must say farewell to Fanny Dorville. Nothing should disturb asensible mind; the man who, with so much resolution, deprives himself ofhis patrimonial estates should not meet less bravely the separationimposed by necessity.
As soon as Henri appeared in Fanny's boudoir, she divined that herpresentiments of the previous night had not deceived her.
What to read after Zibeline volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippe Massa to read onlineMoreLess
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