A Cardinal Sin
A Cardinal Sin
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" "What will you, my friend; as you are aware, I had but little affectionfor my uncle, and could jest concerning his inheritance when I believedhim in perfect health. But it would require a heart of stone and anoutrageous cupidity to feel no sorrow at the terrible fate which myuncle and his daughter may have met. As to what I have said ofavarice, that passion whose consequences are so fruitful, I retractnothing; only I might have treated the subject more seriously had Iknown it to be a personal... question. But I have, at least, proved thatI am not of those who receive an inheritance with cynical joy. Now, mydear Louis, forgive me if I ask a question which may revive your grief. In the painful researches made by you to recover your father's remains, did anything lead you to hope that my uncle and his daughter might haveescaped?" "All I can say, Florestan, is, that I did not see them among theinjured or dying. As to the victims whose fate they and my father musthave shared, their features are unrecognizable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What will you, my friend; as you are aware, I had but little affectionfor my uncle, and could jest concerning his inheritance when I believedhim in perfect health. But it would require a heart of stone and anoutrageous cupidity to feel no sorrow at the terrible fate which myuncle and his daughter may have met. As to what I have said ofavarice, that passion whose consequences are so fruitful, I retractnothing; only I might have treated the subject more seriously had Iknown it to be a personal... question. But I have, at least, proved thatI am not of those who receive an inheritance with cynical joy. Now, mydear Louis, forgive me if I ask a question which may revive your grief. In the painful researches made by you to recover your father's remains, did anything lead you to hope that my uncle and his daughter might haveescaped?" "All I can say, Florestan, is, that I did not see them among theinjured or dying. As to the victims whose fate they and my father musthave shared, their features are unrecognizable.
What to read after A Cardinal Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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