A Second Home
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If the younglawyer amused himself with fingering the handsome rosary that she keptin a little green velvet bag, if he laughed as he looked at a relicsuch as usually is attached to this means of grace, Angelique wouldgently take the rosary out of his hands and replace it in the bagwithout a word, putting it away at once. When, now and then, Granvillewas so bold as to make mischievous remarks as to certain religiouspractices, the pretty girl listened to him with the obstinate smile ofassurance.
"...You must either believe nothing, or believe everything the Churchteaches, " she would say. "Would you wish to have a woman without areligion as the mother of your children?--No. --What man may dare judgeas between disbelievers and God? And how can I then blame what theChurch allows?" Angelique appeared to be animated by such fervent charity, the youngman saw her look at him with such perfect conviction, that hesometimes felt tempted to embrace her religious views; her firm beliefthat she was in the only right road aroused doubts in his mind, whichshe tried to turn to account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the younglawyer amused himself with fingering the handsome rosary that she keptin a little green velvet bag, if he laughed as he looked at a relicsuch as usually is attached to this means of grace, Angelique wouldgently take the rosary out of his hands and replace it in the bagwithout a word, putting it away at once. When, now and then, Granvillewas so bold as to make mischievous remarks as to certain religiouspractices, the pretty girl listened to him with the obstinate smile ofassurance.
"...You must either believe nothing, or believe everything the Churchteaches, " she would say. "Would you wish to have a woman without areligion as the mother of your children?--No. --What man may dare judgeas between disbelievers and God? And how can I then blame what theChurch allows?" Angelique appeared to be animated by such fervent charity, the youngman saw her look at him with such perfect conviction, that hesometimes felt tempted to embrace her religious views; her firm beliefthat she was in the only right road aroused doubts in his mind, whichshe tried to turn to account.
What to read after A Second Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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