Other Peoples Money
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Gilberte for having spared himthese difficult explanations.
"I could not have done half as well myself, by the eternal!" hethought, like a man who has no illusions on his own account.
But, as soon as she had done, addressing himself to Mme. Favoral, "Now, madame, " he said, "you know all; and you will understandthat the irreparable disaster that strikes you has removed theonly obstacle which had hitherto stood in the way of Marius. " He rose, and in a solemn tone, without any hum or broum, this... time, "I have the honor, madame, " he uttered, "to solicit the hand of Mlle. Gilberte, your daughter, for my friend Yves-Marius de Genost, Marquisde Tregars. " A profound silence followed this speech. But this silence the Countde Villegre doubtless interpreted in his own favor; for, stepping tothe parlor-door, he opened it, and called, "Marius!" Marius de Tregars had foreseen all that had just taken place, andhad so informed the Count de Villegre in advance.
Being given Mme. Favoral's disposition, he knew what could beexpected of her; and he had his own reasons to fear nothing fromMaxence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gilberte for having spared himthese difficult explanations.
"I could not have done half as well myself, by the eternal!" hethought, like a man who has no illusions on his own account.
But, as soon as she had done, addressing himself to Mme. Favoral, "Now, madame, " he said, "you know all; and you will understandthat the irreparable disaster that strikes you has removed theonly obstacle which had hitherto stood in the way of Marius. " He rose, and in a solemn tone, without any hum or broum, this... time, "I have the honor, madame, " he uttered, "to solicit the hand of Mlle. Gilberte, your daughter, for my friend Yves-Marius de Genost, Marquisde Tregars. " A profound silence followed this speech. But this silence the Countde Villegre doubtless interpreted in his own favor; for, stepping tothe parlor-door, he opened it, and called, "Marius!" Marius de Tregars had foreseen all that had just taken place, andhad so informed the Count de Villegre in advance.
Being given Mme. Favoral's disposition, he knew what could beexpected of her; and he had his own reasons to fear nothing fromMaxence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Gaboriau to read onlineMoreLess
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