Fame And Sorrow: With Chabert, the Atheists̕ Mass, La Grande Bretèche, the ...
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^^ You are making mamma cry/' said Jules, the elder, with an angry look at the coloneL " Hash, Jules I " cried his mother, peremptorily.
The two children examined their mother and the stranger with an indescribable curiosity.
^^ Yes," continued the countess, '' if I am parted from Monsieur Ferraud, they must leave me my children; if I have them, I can bear all." Those words brought the success she expected.
*^ Yes,'' ciied the colonel, as if completing a sentence he had begun mentally. ^^ I m...ust return to the grave ; I have thought so already." "How can I accept such a sacrifice?" replied the countess. "If men have died to save the honor of their mistresses, they gave their lives but once. But this would be giving your daily life, your lifetime I No, no, it is impossible ; if it were only your existence per- haps it might be nothing, but to sign a record that you are not Colonel Chabert, to admit yourself an impostor, to sacrifice your honor, to live a lie for all the days of your life, — no ; human devotion cannot go to such a length I No, no I if it were not for my poor children I would fly with you to the ends of the earth." "But," said Chabert, "why can I not live here, in that little cottage, as a friend and relative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
^^ You are making mamma cry/' said Jules, the elder, with an angry look at the coloneL " Hash, Jules I " cried his mother, peremptorily.
The two children examined their mother and the stranger with an indescribable curiosity.
^^ Yes," continued the countess, '' if I am parted from Monsieur Ferraud, they must leave me my children; if I have them, I can bear all." Those words brought the success she expected.
*^ Yes,'' ciied the colonel, as if completing a sentence he had begun mentally. ^^ I m...ust return to the grave ; I have thought so already." "How can I accept such a sacrifice?" replied the countess. "If men have died to save the honor of their mistresses, they gave their lives but once. But this would be giving your daily life, your lifetime I No, no, it is impossible ; if it were only your existence per- haps it might be nothing, but to sign a record that you are not Colonel Chabert, to admit yourself an impostor, to sacrifice your honor, to live a lie for all the days of your life, — no ; human devotion cannot go to such a length I No, no I if it were not for my poor children I would fly with you to the ends of the earth." "But," said Chabert, "why can I not live here, in that little cottage, as a friend and relative.
What to read after Fame And Sorrow: With Chabert, the Atheists̕ Mass, La Grande Bretèche, the ...?
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