Moral Tales
Moral Tales
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The happy knot which was to have made us one» all the moments of a ddidous life, all the emotiona ot two heart« which death alone would bave se* panted, presented themselves to my distracted souL Ah, madam ! how grierous was the Image t There is nothing which 1 have not done in order to Uot It ftom my memory. For these five years past have I by turns banished it from my sight, and seen it lecur without eeasing. In vain do I sink myself in sleep, which only revives it in my mind ; in vain do I a...bstract myself in solitude, where it awaits me : I find it at the foot of the altar, I bear it into the bofom of God himself. Mean time that God.
who Is the father of mercies, has at length taken pity on me. Time, reason, penance, have weak- ened the flrst shocks of this criminal passion ; but a painful languor has sueceeded. I feel myself dying every moment, and the thought that I am drawing near to my grave is my sola consolation.* ' Oh, my dear Lucilia !' cried the marchioness, alter hearin^ her, « whichof us is most to be pitied !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The happy knot which was to have made us one» all the moments of a ddidous life, all the emotiona ot two heart« which death alone would bave se* panted, presented themselves to my distracted souL Ah, madam ! how grierous was the Image t There is nothing which 1 have not done in order to Uot It ftom my memory. For these five years past have I by turns banished it from my sight, and seen it lecur without eeasing. In vain do I sink myself in sleep, which only revives it in my mind ; in vain do I a...bstract myself in solitude, where it awaits me : I find it at the foot of the altar, I bear it into the bofom of God himself. Mean time that God.
who Is the father of mercies, has at length taken pity on me. Time, reason, penance, have weak- ened the flrst shocks of this criminal passion ; but a painful languor has sueceeded. I feel myself dying every moment, and the thought that I am drawing near to my grave is my sola consolation.* ' Oh, my dear Lucilia !' cried the marchioness, alter hearin^ her, « whichof us is most to be pitied !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marmontel, Jean François, 1723-1799 to read onlineMoreLess
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