Baudelaire His Prose And Poetry
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... " "For a purveyor of provisions, undoubtedly?" "Something of the sort, a kind of employee in the com- missariat who, by some by-profit unknown to her, per- POEMS IN PROSE 97 haps furnished the poor child with the rations of several soldiers. At least, so I imagine. " "As for me, " said the fourth, "I have endured grievous, sufferings through the opposite of that with which we usually reproach the female egoist. You are quite un- justified, too happy mortals, in complaining of the im- perfec...tions of your mistresses!" This was said in a very serious tone, by a man of pleas- ant and sedate appearance, of an almost clerical coun- tenance, unhappily lighted, by clear grey eyes, those eyes whose glances spoke: "I wish it!" or "It is neces- sary!" or indeed "I never forgive!" "If, nervous as I know you to be, you, G, sloth- ful and trifling as you are, you two, K and J, if you had been matched with a certain woman I know, either you would have fled, or you would have died. I survived, as you see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... " "For a purveyor of provisions, undoubtedly?" "Something of the sort, a kind of employee in the com- missariat who, by some by-profit unknown to her, per- POEMS IN PROSE 97 haps furnished the poor child with the rations of several soldiers. At least, so I imagine. " "As for me, " said the fourth, "I have endured grievous, sufferings through the opposite of that with which we usually reproach the female egoist. You are quite un- justified, too happy mortals, in complaining of the im- perfec...tions of your mistresses!" This was said in a very serious tone, by a man of pleas- ant and sedate appearance, of an almost clerical coun- tenance, unhappily lighted, by clear grey eyes, those eyes whose glances spoke: "I wish it!" or "It is neces- sary!" or indeed "I never forgive!" "If, nervous as I know you to be, you, G, sloth- ful and trifling as you are, you two, K and J, if you had been matched with a certain woman I know, either you would have fled, or you would have died. I survived, as you see.
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