File No. 113
File No. 113
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Again they were separated for months. But soon, as if by accident, theyhappened to be at a certain hour on the banks of the Rhone, and wouldsit and gaze across at each other.
Finally, one mild May evening, when Mme. De la Verberie had gone toBeaucaire, Gaston ventured into the park, and appeared before Valentine.
She was not surprised or indignant. Genuine innocence displays noneof the startled modesty assumed by conventional innocence. It neveroccurred to Valentine that she ought to bid Gaston... to leave her.
She leaned upon his arm, and strolled up and down the grand old avenueof oaks. They did not say they loved each other, they felt it; but theydid say that their love was hopeless. They well knew that the inveteratefamily feud could never be overcome, and that it would be folly toattempt it. They swore never, never to forget each other, and tearfullyresolved never to meet again; never, not even once more!
Alas! Valentine was not without excuse. With a timid, loving heart, herexpansive affection was repressed and chilled by a harsh mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again they were separated for months. But soon, as if by accident, theyhappened to be at a certain hour on the banks of the Rhone, and wouldsit and gaze across at each other.
Finally, one mild May evening, when Mme. De la Verberie had gone toBeaucaire, Gaston ventured into the park, and appeared before Valentine.
She was not surprised or indignant. Genuine innocence displays noneof the startled modesty assumed by conventional innocence. It neveroccurred to Valentine that she ought to bid Gaston... to leave her.
She leaned upon his arm, and strolled up and down the grand old avenueof oaks. They did not say they loved each other, they felt it; but theydid say that their love was hopeless. They well knew that the inveteratefamily feud could never be overcome, and that it would be folly toattempt it. They swore never, never to forget each other, and tearfullyresolved never to meet again; never, not even once more!
Alas! Valentine was not without excuse. With a timid, loving heart, herexpansive affection was repressed and chilled by a harsh mother.
What to read after File No. 113?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaboriau Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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