A Tragic Idyl
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The man was sensitive, suspicious, jealous. He had suffered very much in his life. A woman who loved him truly would have had but one thought, — to lull to slumber the horrible malady of distrust that raged in him. You did just the oppo- site. Close your eyes and look back in memory to a certain ball at the Countess Steno's, and that young man in the corner of the salon and you dancing — with whom ? " This allusion to a forgotten episode of the saddest part of their past brought a wave of blood... to Ely's cheeks. She saw again, as her implacable questioner had asked her, one of the Princes Pietrapertosa pay- ing his court to her. He was one of the imaginary rivals that Olivier had detested the most.
She rei^lied • — "I know. I acted wrongly." " You admit it," went on Du Prat, " and you will also admit that the young man with whom you played FlilEND AND MISTRESS 323 SO cruelly had the right to judge you as he did, to leave you as he did, because ■when near you lie felt all his worst impulses rise to the surface, because you made him evil, cruel, through his suffering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man was sensitive, suspicious, jealous. He had suffered very much in his life. A woman who loved him truly would have had but one thought, — to lull to slumber the horrible malady of distrust that raged in him. You did just the oppo- site. Close your eyes and look back in memory to a certain ball at the Countess Steno's, and that young man in the corner of the salon and you dancing — with whom ? " This allusion to a forgotten episode of the saddest part of their past brought a wave of blood... to Ely's cheeks. She saw again, as her implacable questioner had asked her, one of the Princes Pietrapertosa pay- ing his court to her. He was one of the imaginary rivals that Olivier had detested the most.
She rei^lied • — "I know. I acted wrongly." " You admit it," went on Du Prat, " and you will also admit that the young man with whom you played FlilEND AND MISTRESS 323 SO cruelly had the right to judge you as he did, to leave you as he did, because ■when near you lie felt all his worst impulses rise to the surface, because you made him evil, cruel, through his suffering.
What to read after A Tragic Idyl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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