Confessions of a Barbarian
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But you didn't take me quite seriously, and you knew I was fickle. When we went to the theater to gether, and you were gowned in your most splen did attire I remember that dress overlaid with silver ! I seemed to myself like a page of mediae val days watching a band of players at the side of his queen. And sometimes when her interest in the play flagged, she softly squeezed his hand. But the heart of the little page fluttered always, so that he heard no word of what was said on the stage.
And t...here was Madeleine, supple, strong and superb. I think, Ermengarde, you were a little jealous of her. I loved to sit with Madeleine and her husband. We had our coffee in the garden room, the three of us. We discussed art, and love, and her prospective admirers. Madeleine was at heart a Madonna a Madonna wedded to Don Juan. A Madonna, moreover, who had absorbed, intellectually, the philosophy of Don Juan. When a man stares at a woman, she said, he uncon sciously pays her a compliment. Like the knee of the faithful reverently bended before the mon strance, his attitude is a form of worship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you didn't take me quite seriously, and you knew I was fickle. When we went to the theater to gether, and you were gowned in your most splen did attire I remember that dress overlaid with silver ! I seemed to myself like a page of mediae val days watching a band of players at the side of his queen. And sometimes when her interest in the play flagged, she softly squeezed his hand. But the heart of the little page fluttered always, so that he heard no word of what was said on the stage.
And t...here was Madeleine, supple, strong and superb. I think, Ermengarde, you were a little jealous of her. I loved to sit with Madeleine and her husband. We had our coffee in the garden room, the three of us. We discussed art, and love, and her prospective admirers. Madeleine was at heart a Madonna a Madonna wedded to Don Juan. A Madonna, moreover, who had absorbed, intellectually, the philosophy of Don Juan. When a man stares at a woman, she said, he uncon sciously pays her a compliment. Like the knee of the faithful reverently bended before the mon strance, his attitude is a form of worship.
What to read after Confessions of a Barbarian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viereck George Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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