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The Europeans

CHAPTER III
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After a while she pronounced them "affreux." Her brother remarked that it was apparently a country in which the foreground was inferior to the plans recules: and the Baroness rejoined that the landscape seemed to be all foreground.

Felix had fixed with his new friends the hour at which he should bring his sister; it was four o'clock in the afternoon.

The large, clean-faced house wore, to his eyes, as the barouche drove up to it, a very friendly aspect; the high, slender elms made lengthening shadows in front of it.

The Baroness descended; her American kinsfolk were stationed in the portico.

Felix waved his hat to them, and a tall, lean gentleman, with a high forehead and a clean shaven face, came forward toward the garden gate.


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