Repertory of the Comedie Humainepart 2
Repertory of the Comedie Humainepart 2
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] In 1816 hemade, for Ginevra di Piombo, a respectful request of her father thathe would allow his daughter to marry Luigi Porta, an enemy of thefamily. [The Vendetta. ] ROGUIN (Madame), born Chevrel between the years 1770 and 1780; onlydaughter of Chevrel, the banker; wife of the preceding; cousin ofMadame Guillaume of The Cat and Racket, and fifteen years her junior;aided her relative's daughter, Augustine, in her love affair with thepainter, Sommervieux; pretty and coquettish; for a long tim...e themistress of Tillet, the banker; was present with her husband at thefamous ball given by Cesar Birotteau, December 17, 1818. She had acountry-house at Nogent-sur-Marne, in which she lived with her loverafter Roguin's departure. [Cesar Birotteau. At the Sign of the Cat andRacket. Pierrette. ] In 1815 Caroline Crochard, then an embroiderer, worked for Madame Roguin, who made her wait for her wages. [A SecondHome. ] In 1834 and 1835 Madame Roguin, then more than fifty years ofage, still posed as young and dominated Du Tillet, who was married tothe charming Marie-Eugenie de Granville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] In 1816 hemade, for Ginevra di Piombo, a respectful request of her father thathe would allow his daughter to marry Luigi Porta, an enemy of thefamily. [The Vendetta. ] ROGUIN (Madame), born Chevrel between the years 1770 and 1780; onlydaughter of Chevrel, the banker; wife of the preceding; cousin ofMadame Guillaume of The Cat and Racket, and fifteen years her junior;aided her relative's daughter, Augustine, in her love affair with thepainter, Sommervieux; pretty and coquettish; for a long tim...e themistress of Tillet, the banker; was present with her husband at thefamous ball given by Cesar Birotteau, December 17, 1818. She had acountry-house at Nogent-sur-Marne, in which she lived with her loverafter Roguin's departure. [Cesar Birotteau. At the Sign of the Cat andRacket. Pierrette. ] In 1815 Caroline Crochard, then an embroiderer, worked for Madame Roguin, who made her wait for her wages. [A SecondHome. ] In 1834 and 1835 Madame Roguin, then more than fifty years ofage, still posed as young and dominated Du Tillet, who was married tothe charming Marie-Eugenie de Granville.
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