Strong As Death
Strong As Death
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" "But why does she not return?" "I know nothing about it. It was impossible for me to induce her toreturn here. " "What does she do all day?" "Oh, heavens! She weeps, and thinks of her mother. That is not good forher. I should like very much to have her decide to have a change of air, to leave the place where that happened, you understand?" "And Annette?" "Oh, she is a blooming flower. " Olivier smiled with joy.
"Was she very much grieved?" he asked again.
"Yes, very much, very much, but you k...now that the grief of eighteenyears does not last long. " After a silence Guilleroy resumed: "Where shall we dine, my dear fellow? I need to be cheered up, to hearsome noise and see some movement. " "Well, at this season, it seems to me that the Cafe des Ambassadeurs isthe right place. " So they set out, arm in arm, toward the Champs-Elysees. Guilleroy, filled with the gaiety of Parisians when they return, to whom the city, after every absence, seems rejuvenated and full of possible surprises, questioned the painter about a thousand details of what people had beendoing and saying; and Olivier, after indifferent replies which betrayedall the boredom of his solitude, spoke of Roncieres, tried to capturefrom this man, in order to gather round him that almost tangiblesomething left with us by persons with whom we have recently beenassociated, that subtle emanation of being one carries away whenleaving them, which remains with us a few hours and evaporates amid newsurroundings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But why does she not return?" "I know nothing about it. It was impossible for me to induce her toreturn here. " "What does she do all day?" "Oh, heavens! She weeps, and thinks of her mother. That is not good forher. I should like very much to have her decide to have a change of air, to leave the place where that happened, you understand?" "And Annette?" "Oh, she is a blooming flower. " Olivier smiled with joy.
"Was she very much grieved?" he asked again.
"Yes, very much, very much, but you k...now that the grief of eighteenyears does not last long. " After a silence Guilleroy resumed: "Where shall we dine, my dear fellow? I need to be cheered up, to hearsome noise and see some movement. " "Well, at this season, it seems to me that the Cafe des Ambassadeurs isthe right place. " So they set out, arm in arm, toward the Champs-Elysees. Guilleroy, filled with the gaiety of Parisians when they return, to whom the city, after every absence, seems rejuvenated and full of possible surprises, questioned the painter about a thousand details of what people had beendoing and saying; and Olivier, after indifferent replies which betrayedall the boredom of his solitude, spoke of Roncieres, tried to capturefrom this man, in order to gather round him that almost tangiblesomething left with us by persons with whom we have recently beenassociated, that subtle emanation of being one carries away whenleaving them, which remains with us a few hours and evaporates amid newsurroundings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maupassant, Guy De, 1850-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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