Death
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Charles suddenly goes on, car- rying out aloud the idea that his brothers are thinking to themselves, "Listen : we will sell ; that will be best. . . If we quarrel to-day, we shall fairly eat each other up to-morrow. " But a rattling in the sick woman's throat makes them turn their heads quickly. Their mother has risen up in bed, white, with 33 DEATH.
haggard eyes, her body shaken with a fit of trembling. She has heard, she stretches out her thin arms, she repeats in a despair- ing voice, "My c...hildren. . . . My children. . . . " And a spasm throws her back upon her pillow; she dies with the atrocious thought in her mind that her sons are robbing her.
All three terrified, have fallen upon their knees by the bedside. They kiss the hands of the dead, they close her eyes with sobs. At this moment, their childhood returns once more to their hearts, and they are nothing but orphans. But this frightful death remains in the depths of their being, as a remorse and as a hate.
The toilette of the dead woman is attend- ed to by the chambermaid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles suddenly goes on, car- rying out aloud the idea that his brothers are thinking to themselves, "Listen : we will sell ; that will be best. . . If we quarrel to-day, we shall fairly eat each other up to-morrow. " But a rattling in the sick woman's throat makes them turn their heads quickly. Their mother has risen up in bed, white, with 33 DEATH.
haggard eyes, her body shaken with a fit of trembling. She has heard, she stretches out her thin arms, she repeats in a despair- ing voice, "My c...hildren. . . . My children. . . . " And a spasm throws her back upon her pillow; she dies with the atrocious thought in her mind that her sons are robbing her.
All three terrified, have fallen upon their knees by the bedside. They kiss the hands of the dead, they close her eyes with sobs. At this moment, their childhood returns once more to their hearts, and they are nothing but orphans. But this frightful death remains in the depths of their being, as a remorse and as a hate.
The toilette of the dead woman is attend- ed to by the chambermaid.
What to read after Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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