George Sand And Her Lovers
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Confess now that you are a .' 'Well, yes, I am,' she answered.
* And a miserable ,' I added. And then she 99 Digitized by Google George Sand and Her Lovers acknowledged herself defeated, and I brought her back to the house." This story is no doubt true in the main ; but the Mussetists infer too much from it Its significance can be measured by the text of the letter, which was recovered, handed to Musset, and found, after his death, among his papers. It was to the effect that he had had a relaps...e, and had again been behaving like a madman, and that there was some reason to suspect that he had been drinking. Naturally George Sand did not wish him to see that letter, fearing that it would provoke him to violence. Apparently, when he became violent, she did lose her temper, and did say something aboijt a lunatic asylum. His behaviour may very well have suggested the exclamation. But no dark design to sequestrate her lover can reasonably be deduced from an angry woman's hasty words; and it is not specially probable that she seized that occasion to confess her infidelity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Confess now that you are a .' 'Well, yes, I am,' she answered.
* And a miserable ,' I added. And then she 99 Digitized by Google George Sand and Her Lovers acknowledged herself defeated, and I brought her back to the house." This story is no doubt true in the main ; but the Mussetists infer too much from it Its significance can be measured by the text of the letter, which was recovered, handed to Musset, and found, after his death, among his papers. It was to the effect that he had had a relaps...e, and had again been behaving like a madman, and that there was some reason to suspect that he had been drinking. Naturally George Sand did not wish him to see that letter, fearing that it would provoke him to violence. Apparently, when he became violent, she did lose her temper, and did say something aboijt a lunatic asylum. His behaviour may very well have suggested the exclamation. But no dark design to sequestrate her lover can reasonably be deduced from an angry woman's hasty words; and it is not specially probable that she seized that occasion to confess her infidelity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Henry Gribble to read onlineMoreLess
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