The General's Mistress
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While it was all still the Year VI by the revolutionary calendar, it was hard for me not to think of 1798 starting with the snows of winter. It was a difficult one. The cold came hard, and soon the gutters and their filthy contents froze over, and some mornings the trees were festooned with ice. In the country, peasants were starving. In the city, there was bread, but for some little else.We gave parties. On the way back to my house from one of them, my coachman shot a beggar who tried to rob us....All through the winter, Victor grew more and more testy, driving both of us to extremes. While he had always been cynical and mocked his rivals, now there was a bitter edge to his jokes in company that I thought uneasily was less than funny. Oh yes, it was wicked and amusing! But it also seemed mean-spirited. I didn’t think it showed Victor in a particularly good light.I should have been entirely happy. After all, I had everything, even Victor’s apparent devotion. I had money and a beautiful house, fashionable clothes, entertainments and the best society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While it was all still the Year VI by the revolutionary calendar, it was hard for me not to think of 1798 starting with the snows of winter. It was a difficult one. The cold came hard, and soon the gutters and their filthy contents froze over, and some mornings the trees were festooned with ice. In the country, peasants were starving. In the city, there was bread, but for some little else.We gave parties. On the way back to my house from one of them, my coachman shot a beggar who tried to rob us....All through the winter, Victor grew more and more testy, driving both of us to extremes. While he had always been cynical and mocked his rivals, now there was a bitter edge to his jokes in company that I thought uneasily was less than funny. Oh yes, it was wicked and amusing! But it also seemed mean-spirited. I didn’t think it showed Victor in a particularly good light.I should have been entirely happy. After all, I had everything, even Victor’s apparent devotion. I had money and a beautiful house, fashionable clothes, entertainments and the best society.
What to read after The General's Mistress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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