Monsieur Motte
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She loves me no more ! I see that, she hates me ! She believes not a word I say ! My God ! My God ! " Never a word of her sacrifices, her gener osities, only the remorse of an impotent ser vant over disgrace and failure in a committed trust.
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" She does not eat, she does not sleep, she lies there at night, thinking, thinking, thinking. I know; I sit outside her door and listen to her. She sighs and sometimes she cries ; she calls on the Virgin. The Virgin! " with sudden jeal...ousy. " As if the Virgin would do more for her than I ! As if the Virgin could love her more, as if God could love her more than I ! She never calls for Marcelite, not once ! Not once ! It is bet ter for me to kill myself, to throw myself in the river ! Going to Mass ! going to confession ! going to communion ! Mademoiselle Aurore will persuade her into a convent, will make a nun of her, a nun ! " her strong physical nature shuddering at the thought of asceticism. " There is to be, then, no future, no home, no husband, no children for her, no pleasure?" And so it was Marie Modeste, not Eugenie Lareveillere, who occupied Madame s mind the rest of the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She loves me no more ! I see that, she hates me ! She believes not a word I say ! My God ! My God ! " Never a word of her sacrifices, her gener osities, only the remorse of an impotent ser vant over disgrace and failure in a committed trust.
154 Monsieur Mo tie.
" She does not eat, she does not sleep, she lies there at night, thinking, thinking, thinking. I know; I sit outside her door and listen to her. She sighs and sometimes she cries ; she calls on the Virgin. The Virgin! " with sudden jeal...ousy. " As if the Virgin would do more for her than I ! As if the Virgin could love her more, as if God could love her more than I ! She never calls for Marcelite, not once ! Not once ! It is bet ter for me to kill myself, to throw myself in the river ! Going to Mass ! going to confession ! going to communion ! Mademoiselle Aurore will persuade her into a convent, will make a nun of her, a nun ! " her strong physical nature shuddering at the thought of asceticism. " There is to be, then, no future, no home, no husband, no children for her, no pleasure?" And so it was Marie Modeste, not Eugenie Lareveillere, who occupied Madame s mind the rest of the night.
What to read after Monsieur Motte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Elizabeth King to read onlineMoreLess
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