An Historical Mystery
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They reached Ma3^enne; the soldiers of the escort were changed ; Merle spoke to her ; she replied ; they crossed the whole town and were again in the open country ; but the faces, houses, streets, landscape, men, swept past her like the figments of a dream. Night came, and Marie was travelling be- neath a diamond sk}', wrapped in soft light, and yet she was not aware that darkness had succeeded day ; that Mayenne was passed ; that Fougeres was near ; she knew not even where she was going. That ...she should part in a few hours from the man she had chosen, and who, she believed, had chosen her, was not for her a possibility. Love is the onl}'^ passion which looks to neither past nor future. Occasionallj" her thoughts escaped in broken words, in phrases devoid of meaning, though to her lover's ears they sounded like promises of love. To the two witnesses of this birth of passion she seemed ,to be rushing onward with fearful rapidity.
Francine knew Marie as well as Madame du Gua knew the marquis, aud their experience of the past made them await in silence some terrible finale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They reached Ma3^enne; the soldiers of the escort were changed ; Merle spoke to her ; she replied ; they crossed the whole town and were again in the open country ; but the faces, houses, streets, landscape, men, swept past her like the figments of a dream. Night came, and Marie was travelling be- neath a diamond sk}', wrapped in soft light, and yet she was not aware that darkness had succeeded day ; that Mayenne was passed ; that Fougeres was near ; she knew not even where she was going. That ...she should part in a few hours from the man she had chosen, and who, she believed, had chosen her, was not for her a possibility. Love is the onl}'^ passion which looks to neither past nor future. Occasionallj" her thoughts escaped in broken words, in phrases devoid of meaning, though to her lover's ears they sounded like promises of love. To the two witnesses of this birth of passion she seemed ,to be rushing onward with fearful rapidity.
Francine knew Marie as well as Madame du Gua knew the marquis, aud their experience of the past made them await in silence some terrible finale.
What to read after An Historical Mystery?
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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