📗 Libro en francés AU BONHEUR DES DAMES LECTURES ELI SENIOR - NIVEAU 3

Denise had come on foot from the Saint-Lazare station, where a train from Cherbourg had arrived with her and her two brothers, after a night spent on the hard seat of a third-class carriage. When their father died, carried away by the same fever that had seized their mother a month earlier, Uncle Baudu, overcome with emotion of this double mourning, had indeed written to his niece that there would always be a place for her, whenever she wished to try her luck in Paris. But this letter dated back nearly a year, and the young girl now regretted having left her hometown like this, on a whim, without telling her uncle.