The Life of Alfred De Musset
The Life of Alfred De Musset
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He got pardon and grace by dint of eloquence and despair, and both began anew to roll their stone, which again tumbled back upon their heads. Musset, on the 13th of October, 1834, thanks George Sand, in a gentle, sad letter, for consenting to see him again. On the 28th, Pagello, a man not made for tragedies and beginning now to be fright- ened, without knowing why, announces his de- parture to Alfred Tattet, conjuring him never to say one word about these amours with George. " I don't want, " h...e adds, " any ven- dette" George Sand writes, without dating, to Musset : " I was sure that the reproaches would come on the morrow of the happiness dreamed of and promised, and you would make a crime of what you had accepted as a right. Have we already come to that my God! Well, we must go no farther; let me depart. Yesterday I de- sired to go; it is a farewell forever settled in my ALFRED DE MUSSET 79 mind. Recall your despair and all you said to make me believe myself necessary to you, believe that without me you were a lost man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got pardon and grace by dint of eloquence and despair, and both began anew to roll their stone, which again tumbled back upon their heads. Musset, on the 13th of October, 1834, thanks George Sand, in a gentle, sad letter, for consenting to see him again. On the 28th, Pagello, a man not made for tragedies and beginning now to be fright- ened, without knowing why, announces his de- parture to Alfred Tattet, conjuring him never to say one word about these amours with George. " I don't want, " h...e adds, " any ven- dette" George Sand writes, without dating, to Musset : " I was sure that the reproaches would come on the morrow of the happiness dreamed of and promised, and you would make a crime of what you had accepted as a right. Have we already come to that my God! Well, we must go no farther; let me depart. Yesterday I de- sired to go; it is a farewell forever settled in my ALFRED DE MUSSET 79 mind. Recall your despair and all you said to make me believe myself necessary to you, believe that without me you were a lost man.
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