Secrets of the Princesse De Cadignan
Secrets of the Princesse De Cadignan
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Besides, to whom could I appeal? Suchcruel things can be confided to none but God or to one who seems to usvery near Him--a priest, or another self. Well! I do know this, if mysecrets are not as safe there, " she said, laying her hand ond'Arthez's heart, "as they are here" (pressing the upper end of herbusk beneath her fingers), "then you are not the grand d'Arthez Ithink you--I shall have been deceived. " A tear moistened d'Arthez's eyes, and Diane drank it in with a sidelook, which, however, ...gave no motion either to the pupils or the lidsof her eyes. It was quick and neat, like the action of a cat pouncingon a mouse.
D'Arthez, for the first time, after sixty days of protocols, venturedto take that warm and perfumed hand, and press it to his lips with along-drawn kiss, extending from the wrist to the tip of the fingers, which made the princess augur well of literature. She thought toherself that men of genius must know how to love with more perfectionthan conceited fops, men of the world, diplomatists, and evensoldiers, although such beings have nothing else to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, to whom could I appeal? Suchcruel things can be confided to none but God or to one who seems to usvery near Him--a priest, or another self. Well! I do know this, if mysecrets are not as safe there, " she said, laying her hand ond'Arthez's heart, "as they are here" (pressing the upper end of herbusk beneath her fingers), "then you are not the grand d'Arthez Ithink you--I shall have been deceived. " A tear moistened d'Arthez's eyes, and Diane drank it in with a sidelook, which, however, ...gave no motion either to the pupils or the lidsof her eyes. It was quick and neat, like the action of a cat pouncingon a mouse.
D'Arthez, for the first time, after sixty days of protocols, venturedto take that warm and perfumed hand, and press it to his lips with along-drawn kiss, extending from the wrist to the tip of the fingers, which made the princess augur well of literature. She thought toherself that men of genius must know how to love with more perfectionthan conceited fops, men of the world, diplomatists, and evensoldiers, although such beings have nothing else to do.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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