The Decision
The Decision
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The misfortune is that in forty days you will have forgotten that I exist. " ". Will you wager that I forget you?" 144 THE DECISION "Ten to one, " responded Paul, kiss- ing her extended hand.
Two days later he accompanied the two ladies to the last Carlsbad Express, for the season was at an end. He had pardoned Madame de la Guernerie for having trampled upon his madrigals.
"I will make you a sign when we again become Parisiennes, " she had promised.
As for himself, his treatment finished, he re...gained France by way of Munich and the Italian lakes. He again took up his duties near his General. His physical and, above all, his moral condi- tion was better. The morning often came to him without his having been awakened by the apparition of Walter, but outwardly there was no change in THE DECISION 145 his misanthropy. In the eyes of the world, and of his comrades, he appeared either "cracked" or a snob, according to tastes.
VIII KUEDE L'YVETTE Toward the latter part of November lie received this note: "Monsieur, I have won my wager.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The misfortune is that in forty days you will have forgotten that I exist. " ". Will you wager that I forget you?" 144 THE DECISION "Ten to one, " responded Paul, kiss- ing her extended hand.
Two days later he accompanied the two ladies to the last Carlsbad Express, for the season was at an end. He had pardoned Madame de la Guernerie for having trampled upon his madrigals.
"I will make you a sign when we again become Parisiennes, " she had promised.
As for himself, his treatment finished, he re...gained France by way of Munich and the Italian lakes. He again took up his duties near his General. His physical and, above all, his moral condi- tion was better. The morning often came to him without his having been awakened by the apparition of Walter, but outwardly there was no change in THE DECISION 145 his misanthropy. In the eyes of the world, and of his comrades, he appeared either "cracked" or a snob, according to tastes.
VIII KUEDE L'YVETTE Toward the latter part of November lie received this note: "Monsieur, I have won my wager.
What to read after The Decision?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lon De Tinseau to read onlineMoreLess
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