Velvet (2010)
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The news created great excitement in the salons of Paris, where Gabrielle had passed the past months in a state of limbo. She had passed similar periods—ostensibly taking lively part in court life, talking, smiling, flirting—during her affair with Guillaume, when there had been deserts of time between their meetings, and she’d lived in fear and emptiness, and none of her desolation had shown on her face or in her eyes.
“Now, man enfant, the fun starts,” Talleyrand announced three days after the ...battle. He came into her apartments, flourishing a dispatch bearing the Napoleonic eagle.
“Alexander is sending his plenipotentiary to the emperor requesting a truce, one that I suspect will leave England isolated. I am summoned to Napoleon’s side to assist with the terms of the truce. You shall accompany me.”
“Me? Why, sir?” Gabrielle stared in surprise.
“I shall need a hostess,” he said blandly, “Catherine cannot perform such a task with either discretion or distinction, as you know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The news created great excitement in the salons of Paris, where Gabrielle had passed the past months in a state of limbo. She had passed similar periods—ostensibly taking lively part in court life, talking, smiling, flirting—during her affair with Guillaume, when there had been deserts of time between their meetings, and she’d lived in fear and emptiness, and none of her desolation had shown on her face or in her eyes.
“Now, man enfant, the fun starts,” Talleyrand announced three days after the ...battle. He came into her apartments, flourishing a dispatch bearing the Napoleonic eagle.
“Alexander is sending his plenipotentiary to the emperor requesting a truce, one that I suspect will leave England isolated. I am summoned to Napoleon’s side to assist with the terms of the truce. You shall accompany me.”
“Me? Why, sir?” Gabrielle stared in surprise.
“I shall need a hostess,” he said blandly, “Catherine cannot perform such a task with either discretion or distinction, as you know.
What to read after Velvet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Feather to read onlineMoreLess
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