First Part: 34. Mme. De Macumer To The Vicomtesse De L'estorade [Letters of Two Brides]

Letters of Two Brides, a novel by Honore de Balzac
First Part - 34. Mme. De Macumer To The Vicomtesse De L'estorade
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________________________________________________ _ MME. DE MACUMER TO THE VICOMTESSE DE L'ESTORADE April 1826. The name on this address will tell you, dear, that my petition has been granted. Your father-in-law is now Comte de l'Estorade. I would not leave Paris till I had obtained the gratification of your wishes, and I am writing in the presence of the Keeper of the Seals, who has come to tell me that the patent is signed. Good-bye for a short time! _ Read next: First Part: 35. The Same To The Same Read previous: First Part: 33. Mme. De L'estorade To Mme. De Macumer Table of content of Letters of Two Brides GO TO TOP OF SCREEN Post your review Your review will be placed after the table of content of this book

Letters of Two Brides, a novel by Honore de Balzac