Old Creole Days a Story of Creole Life
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223 of mixed blood (excuse the mention, sweet mother), and I feel it, too ; and yet if she were in Holland to- day, not one of a hundred suitors would detect the hidden blemish. " In such strain this young man wrote on trying to demonstrate the utter impossibility of his ever loving the lovable unfortunate, until the midnight tolling of the cathedral clock sent him to bed.
About the same hour Zalli and 'Tite Poulette were kissing good-night.
" 'Tite Poulette, I want you to promise me one thing.... " "Well, Maman?" "If any gentleman should ever love you and ask you to marry, not knowing, you know, promise me you will not tell him you are not white. " 44 It can never be, " said 'Tite Poulette.
44 But if it should, " said Madame John plead- ingly.
44 And break the law?" asked 'Tite Poulette, inv patiently.
44 But the law is unjust, " said the mother.
44 But it is the law!" " But you will not, dearie, will you? " 44 1 would surely tell him ! " said the daughter.
When Zalli, for some cause, went next morning to the window, she started.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
223 of mixed blood (excuse the mention, sweet mother), and I feel it, too ; and yet if she were in Holland to- day, not one of a hundred suitors would detect the hidden blemish. " In such strain this young man wrote on trying to demonstrate the utter impossibility of his ever loving the lovable unfortunate, until the midnight tolling of the cathedral clock sent him to bed.
About the same hour Zalli and 'Tite Poulette were kissing good-night.
" 'Tite Poulette, I want you to promise me one thing.... " "Well, Maman?" "If any gentleman should ever love you and ask you to marry, not knowing, you know, promise me you will not tell him you are not white. " 44 It can never be, " said 'Tite Poulette.
44 But if it should, " said Madame John plead- ingly.
44 And break the law?" asked 'Tite Poulette, inv patiently.
44 But the law is unjust, " said the mother.
44 But it is the law!" " But you will not, dearie, will you? " 44 1 would surely tell him ! " said the daughter.
When Zalli, for some cause, went next morning to the window, she started.
What to read after Old Creole Days a Story of Creole Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Cable to read onlineMoreLess
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