Artists' Wives
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Never mind! Etienne was so delighted that I was soonre-assured. Indeed, to hear him, my dear, you might suppose----.
[Illustration: p162-173] [Illustration: p164-175] [Illustration: p165-176] A GREAT MAN'S WIDOW No one was astonished at hearing she was going to marry again. Notwithstanding all his genius, perhaps even on account of his genius, the great man had for fifteen years led her a hard life, full ofcaprices and mad freaks that had attracted the attention of allParis. On the high road to... fame, over which he had so triumphantly andhurriedly travelled, like those who are to die young, she had sat behindhim, humbly and timidly, in a corner of the chariot, ever fearful ofcollisions. Whenever she complained, relatives, friends, every one wasagainst her: "Respect his weaknesses, " they would say to her, "they arethe weaknesses of a god. Do not disturb him, do not worry him. Rememberthat your husband does not belong exclusively to you. He belongs muchmore to Art, to his country, than to his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never mind! Etienne was so delighted that I was soonre-assured. Indeed, to hear him, my dear, you might suppose----.
[Illustration: p162-173] [Illustration: p164-175] [Illustration: p165-176] A GREAT MAN'S WIDOW No one was astonished at hearing she was going to marry again. Notwithstanding all his genius, perhaps even on account of his genius, the great man had for fifteen years led her a hard life, full ofcaprices and mad freaks that had attracted the attention of allParis. On the high road to... fame, over which he had so triumphantly andhurriedly travelled, like those who are to die young, she had sat behindhim, humbly and timidly, in a corner of the chariot, ever fearful ofcollisions. Whenever she complained, relatives, friends, every one wasagainst her: "Respect his weaknesses, " they would say to her, "they arethe weaknesses of a god. Do not disturb him, do not worry him. Rememberthat your husband does not belong exclusively to you. He belongs muchmore to Art, to his country, than to his family.
What to read after Artists' Wives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Alphonse to read onlineMoreLess
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