Consuelo. a Novel
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But 1 have not yet heard her; she was sick." " Tou shall hear this girl ; and you will not hesitate, when they have both been heard, to give lier the preference." " It is very possible. I even confess to you that her face, though less handsome than that of the other, is yet more agreeable to me.
She has an amiable and modest expression ; but my preference will do her no good, poor thing. She cannot please Madame Tesi without displeasing Madame Holzbaiier; and hitherto, in spite of the very ten-... der friendship which exists between these two ladies, whatever has been approved by the one has always had the fortune to be bitterly opposed by the other." 420 CONSUELO.
" This is a perilous crisis, then, and an affair of the gravest impor- tance," said the princess with an affectation of seriousness, as she no- ticed the weight which these two statesmen attributed to the in- trigues of the geeen-room. " Here is our poor little protegee in the scales against Madame Gorilla; and I would lay a wager that Mon- sieur Caffariello will cast his sword into the balance, on one side or the other.'' When Consuelo had sung, there was but one voice declaring that, since Madame Hasse, nothing had been heard that could compare ■with her; and Monsieur de Kaunitz, coming up to lier, said in a sol- emn voice, "Mademoiselle, you sing better than Madame Tesi; but let this be said to you here by all of us in confidence; for if such a judgment should go abroad conceniing you, you are ruined for ever; and you will not make your appearance this year in Vienna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But 1 have not yet heard her; she was sick." " Tou shall hear this girl ; and you will not hesitate, when they have both been heard, to give lier the preference." " It is very possible. I even confess to you that her face, though less handsome than that of the other, is yet more agreeable to me.
She has an amiable and modest expression ; but my preference will do her no good, poor thing. She cannot please Madame Tesi without displeasing Madame Holzbaiier; and hitherto, in spite of the very ten-... der friendship which exists between these two ladies, whatever has been approved by the one has always had the fortune to be bitterly opposed by the other." 420 CONSUELO.
" This is a perilous crisis, then, and an affair of the gravest impor- tance," said the princess with an affectation of seriousness, as she no- ticed the weight which these two statesmen attributed to the in- trigues of the geeen-room. " Here is our poor little protegee in the scales against Madame Gorilla; and I would lay a wager that Mon- sieur Caffariello will cast his sword into the balance, on one side or the other.'' When Consuelo had sung, there was but one voice declaring that, since Madame Hasse, nothing had been heard that could compare ■with her; and Monsieur de Kaunitz, coming up to lier, said in a sol- emn voice, "Mademoiselle, you sing better than Madame Tesi; but let this be said to you here by all of us in confidence; for if such a judgment should go abroad conceniing you, you are ruined for ever; and you will not make your appearance this year in Vienna.
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