no longer dead. He seemed intensely focused. Rosalie

I turned slowly to stare at him, raising my eyebrows.

He looked embarrassed. "I was... curious. I took the liberty when I was treating you last June."

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"I'm sorry. I should have asked."

"S'okay, Doc. You didn't mean any harm."

"No, I promise you that I did not mean you any harm. It's just that... I find your species fascinating. I
suppose that the elements of vampiric nature have come to seem commonplace to me over the centuries.
Your family's divergence from humanity is much more interesting. Magical, almost."

"Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo," I mumbled. He was just like Bella with all the magic garbage.

Carlisle laughed another weary laugh.

Then we heard Edward's voice inside the house, and we both paused to listen.

"I'll be right back, Bella. I want to speak with Carlisle for a moment. Actually, Rosalie, would you mind Rosetta Stone Spanish

accompanying me?" Edward sounded different. There was a little life in his dead voice. A spark of
something. Not hope exactly, but maybe the desire to hope.

"What is it, Edward?" Bella asked hoarsely.

"Nothing you need to worry about, love. It will just take a second. Please, Rose?"



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J’ai commencé à apprendre le fran?ais quand j’étais toute petite (aux Etats Unis) et j’avais toujours revé d’un jour vivre dans un pays francophone. Maintenant j’habite en Allemagne mais avec mon copain qui est fran?ais. On parle fran?ais à la maison, anglais entre amis, et allemand au bureau. En plus, j’ai vécu 2,5 ans à Grenoble. J’ai commencé à consulter ce site avant mon deuxième séjour en France. En ce moment là, mon niveau de fran?ais était très bas. Grace à ce site j’ai pu améliorer ma grammaire et mon vocabulaire. Maintenant je l’utilise moins pour les le?ons et plus pour les articles et les commentaires. Merci Laura pour ce site. Il est très bien fait.November 17, 2009 at 2:27 pmReply Ginger(33)I am of French descent from Louisiana. I have a life long dream of learning to speak French because it was the language of my ancestors. It is also very pleasing to listen to. The last French speakers in my family were of my grandparents generation (all born around the turn of the last century). French in general was not taught to my father’s generation and speaking it was discouraged even at home because students who slipped up at school were subject to suspension. One of my aunts, who married into the family, can attest to that fact. I read your stories religiously and love it when you attach pictures. Some day I will travel to France to see it for myself, but in the mean time, I appreciate all that you do.November 17, 2009 at 2:33 pmReply Rosetta Stone Indian
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