Zibeline volume 2
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"I never shall forget your sister's kindness to me, " she continued, asthe carriage rolled away. "She fulfils my idea of the great lady betterthan any other woman I have seen. " "You may be proud of her friendship, " said Henri. "When once she likes aperson, it is forever. I am like her in that respect. Only I am ratherslow in forming friendships. " "And so am I. " "That is obvious, else you would have been married ere this. " "No doubt--to some one like young Desvanneaux, perhaps. You are very...flattering! If you think that I would sacrifice my independence for aman like that--" "But surely you do not intend to remain unmarried. " "Perhaps I shall--if I do not meet my ideal. " "All women say that, but they usually change their minds in the end. " "Mine is one and indivisible. If I do not give all I give nothing. " "And shall you wait patiently until your ideal presents himself?" "On the contrary, I am always looking for him. " "Did you come to Europe for that purpose?" "For that and for nothing else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never shall forget your sister's kindness to me, " she continued, asthe carriage rolled away. "She fulfils my idea of the great lady betterthan any other woman I have seen. " "You may be proud of her friendship, " said Henri. "When once she likes aperson, it is forever. I am like her in that respect. Only I am ratherslow in forming friendships. " "And so am I. " "That is obvious, else you would have been married ere this. " "No doubt--to some one like young Desvanneaux, perhaps. You are very...flattering! If you think that I would sacrifice my independence for aman like that--" "But surely you do not intend to remain unmarried. " "Perhaps I shall--if I do not meet my ideal. " "All women say that, but they usually change their minds in the end. " "Mine is one and indivisible. If I do not give all I give nothing. " "And shall you wait patiently until your ideal presents himself?" "On the contrary, I am always looking for him. " "Did you come to Europe for that purpose?" "For that and for nothing else.
What to read after Zibeline volume 2?
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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