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Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3)
Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3)

Chapter XIX

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VIOLET WRITES AGAIN.
Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.
Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.
GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.
No, that cannot be.
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3)

Chapter XIX

Chapter 19 of Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3) is here in full — 40 sentences across 8 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/8 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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VIOLET WRITES AGAIN.
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Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.
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Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.
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GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.
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No, that cannot be.

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Express verb US /ɪkˈspres/

to show or communicate a feeling or idea

From this reading “GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.”

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adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

adressée

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

AGAIN

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From this reading VIOLET WRITES AGAIN.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

beauxiliary verbUS /biː/

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading No, that cannot be.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

came

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

cannot

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From this reading No, that cannot be.

celle

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

chaque

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

close

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

Comtesse

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

cœur

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

d'amour

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

dans

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

dashed

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

de

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

dearest

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

dictées

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

elles

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

elles-mêmes

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

est

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

et

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

expressverbUS /ɪkˈspres/

to show or communicate a feeling or idea

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

feu

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

GEORGE

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

great

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

hope

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

IpronounUS /aɪ/

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

incomparable

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

inspire

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

irrésistible

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

joy

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

l'émotion

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

La

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

le

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

Les

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

letter

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

lettres

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

lui

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

mais

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

Marmaduke

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

mepronounUS /miː/

the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

ne

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

NodeterminerUS /noʊ/

not any; not one

From this reading No, that cannot be.

nouveauté

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

pain

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

Par

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

partage

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

portent

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

puissance

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

que

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

qui

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From this reading Les lettres d'amour ne portent l'émotion que dans le cœur qui inspire et qui partage le feu qui les a dictées.

read

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

ressemblent

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

Rudolstadt

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

SAND

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

se

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

speedy

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading No, that cannot be.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

there

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

toutes

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

trouve

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

une

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

union

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From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

VIOLET

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From this reading VIOLET WRITES AGAIN.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

WRITES

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From this reading VIOLET WRITES AGAIN.

youpronounUS /juː/

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

YourdeterminerUS /jɔːr/

belonging to the person or people being spoken to

From this reading GEORGE SAND.--_La Comtesse de Rudolstadt._ Your letter, dearest Marmaduke, was a great joy to me, but the joy was dashed with pain as I came to the close, and read there the hope you express of our speedy union.

épris

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.

être

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From this reading Par elles-mêmes elles se ressemblent toutes: mais chaque être épris d'amour trouve dans celle qui lui est adressée une puissance irrésistible, une nouveauté incomparable.