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" I murmured.
Hiding her face in her hands, she replied in a muffled voice : " He would, perhaps, forgive me," FANNY. 169 " We are sufficiently punished," she added, sobbing, a little later. "If I submit to my duty I desert you ; if I do not submit to it I am dis- honoured. On all sides I see and cause nothing but misfortune. Unhappy through you, through him, through the thought of my children, through myself, I have not even the resource of death to restore peace to all. God ! who gavest me a ...heart, was it not that I might comfort those I love, and must I, then, be unable to bury their griefs, like precious treasures, in this heart ! " Thus, in the twilight of the alcove, on the laces of the soft pillow, we wept, our arms entwined, and our heads close together — Who wo.uld have been willing to believe that for a very long time past our interviews had always been spent in this way ?
170 FANNY.
CHAPTEE XXXVIII.
From that fatal day I understood that I had nothing left to hope for from our love, and thence- forward we lived in the painful expectation of what another was to decide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I murmured.
Hiding her face in her hands, she replied in a muffled voice : " He would, perhaps, forgive me," FANNY. 169 " We are sufficiently punished," she added, sobbing, a little later. "If I submit to my duty I desert you ; if I do not submit to it I am dis- honoured. On all sides I see and cause nothing but misfortune. Unhappy through you, through him, through the thought of my children, through myself, I have not even the resource of death to restore peace to all. God ! who gavest me a ...heart, was it not that I might comfort those I love, and must I, then, be unable to bury their griefs, like precious treasures, in this heart ! " Thus, in the twilight of the alcove, on the laces of the soft pillow, we wept, our arms entwined, and our heads close together — Who wo.uld have been willing to believe that for a very long time past our interviews had always been spent in this way ?
170 FANNY.
CHAPTEE XXXVIII.
From that fatal day I understood that I had nothing left to hope for from our love, and thence- forward we lived in the painful expectation of what another was to decide.
What to read after Fanny;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Feydeau, Ernest, 1821-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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