The Clemenceau Case
The Clemenceau Case
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In short, Countess Dobronowska first married a rich imbecile nobleman, whom she ruined in the twinkling of an eye, and then left to die, besotted, in a maison de sant^. A Russian general suc- ceeded the count. One day he settled madame with his cane, having surprised her in the arms of his coach- man. There's your mother-in-law. Ah, when woman once degrades herself, she descends rapidly, and ends by eating the mud she has walked in. The son-in-law of the countess, whom she always referred to as... her * daughter's husband,' is in fact a very fine man. He married the elder daughter, expressly stipulating that all intimacy with the mother, to whom he gave a round sum, should cease. Of course she squandered the money. He wished to take Iza with him, to save her, although he knew she was Minati's daughter.
He was willing to furnish a dowry for Iza, and find her a husband in his own circle. The countess refused, depending on the girl to restore her fortunes. She went to St. Petersburgh after her sojourn in Paris, with the hope of selling her daughter to the prince in succession, but he showed her the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In short, Countess Dobronowska first married a rich imbecile nobleman, whom she ruined in the twinkling of an eye, and then left to die, besotted, in a maison de sant^. A Russian general suc- ceeded the count. One day he settled madame with his cane, having surprised her in the arms of his coach- man. There's your mother-in-law. Ah, when woman once degrades herself, she descends rapidly, and ends by eating the mud she has walked in. The son-in-law of the countess, whom she always referred to as... her * daughter's husband,' is in fact a very fine man. He married the elder daughter, expressly stipulating that all intimacy with the mother, to whom he gave a round sum, should cease. Of course she squandered the money. He wished to take Iza with him, to save her, although he knew she was Minati's daughter.
He was willing to furnish a dowry for Iza, and find her a husband in his own circle. The countess refused, depending on the girl to restore her fortunes. She went to St. Petersburgh after her sojourn in Paris, with the hope of selling her daughter to the prince in succession, but he showed her the door.
What to read after The Clemenceau Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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