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Grania replied, “and then, just when I was going to step into a world I had read about in the School-Room, I had to come back here.”“Perhaps you would have found that world, which is to some women very glittering and glamorous, disappointing.”“Why should you think that?”“Because I have a feeling, and I do not think I am wrong,” the Comte replied, “that you are seeking something deeper and more important than can be found on the surface of a Social life that relies on tinkling laughter and the cl...inking of glasses.”Grania looked at him in surprise.“Perhaps you are right,” she said, “but Mama always made it sound so exciting that I looked forward to making my debut, and to meeting people who now remain only names to me in the newspapers and the history books.”“Then you will not feel disillusioned by reality.” Grania raised her eye-brows.“Is that what you have been?”“Not really,” he admitted, “and I am, I suppose, fortunate in that I knew Paris before the Revolution, and I have also been to London.”“And you enjoyed it?”“When I was young I found it very intriguing, and yet I knew that my real place was here among the islands.”“You love Martinique?”“It is my home, and will be my home again.”The way he spoke was very moving, and Grania said softly without thinking:“I shall pray that it will be returned to you.”A smile seemed to illumine his face before he said: “Thank you, and I am ready to believe, Mademoiselle, that your prayers will always be heard.”“Except those for myself,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grania replied, “and then, just when I was going to step into a world I had read about in the School-Room, I had to come back here.”“Perhaps you would have found that world, which is to some women very glittering and glamorous, disappointing.”“Why should you think that?”“Because I have a feeling, and I do not think I am wrong,” the Comte replied, “that you are seeking something deeper and more important than can be found on the surface of a Social life that relies on tinkling laughter and the cl...inking of glasses.”Grania looked at him in surprise.“Perhaps you are right,” she said, “but Mama always made it sound so exciting that I looked forward to making my debut, and to meeting people who now remain only names to me in the newspapers and the history books.”“Then you will not feel disillusioned by reality.” Grania raised her eye-brows.“Is that what you have been?”“Not really,” he admitted, “and I am, I suppose, fortunate in that I knew Paris before the Revolution, and I have also been to London.”“And you enjoyed it?”“When I was young I found it very intriguing, and yet I knew that my real place was here among the islands.”“You love Martinique?”“It is my home, and will be my home again.”The way he spoke was very moving, and Grania said softly without thinking:“I shall pray that it will be returned to you.”A smile seemed to illumine his face before he said: “Thank you, and I am ready to believe, Mademoiselle, that your prayers will always be heard.”“Except those for myself,”
What to read after Secret Harbor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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