Farewell
Farewell
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who?" asked d'Albon.
"Stephanie. .. . Ah! dead and yet living still; still alive, but her mindis gone! I thought the sight would kill me. " The prudent magistrate, recognizing the gravity of the crisis throughwhich his friend was passing, refrained from asking questions orexciting him further, and grew impatient of the length of the way to thechateau, for the change wrought in the Colonel's face alarmed him. Hefeared lest the Countess' terrible disease had communicated itself toPhilip's brain. ...When they reached the avenue at l'Isle-Adam, d'Albonsent the servant for the local doctor, so that the Colonel had scarcelybeen laid in bed before the surgeon was beside him.
"If Monsieur le Colonel had not been fasting, the shock must have killedhim, " pronounced the leech. "He was over-tired, and that saved him, " andwith a few directions as to the patient's treatment, he went to preparea composing draught himself. M. De Sucy was better the next morning, butthe doctor had insisted on sitting up all night with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
who?" asked d'Albon.
"Stephanie. .. . Ah! dead and yet living still; still alive, but her mindis gone! I thought the sight would kill me. " The prudent magistrate, recognizing the gravity of the crisis throughwhich his friend was passing, refrained from asking questions orexciting him further, and grew impatient of the length of the way to thechateau, for the change wrought in the Colonel's face alarmed him. Hefeared lest the Countess' terrible disease had communicated itself toPhilip's brain. ...When they reached the avenue at l'Isle-Adam, d'Albonsent the servant for the local doctor, so that the Colonel had scarcelybeen laid in bed before the surgeon was beside him.
"If Monsieur le Colonel had not been fasting, the shock must have killedhim, " pronounced the leech. "He was over-tired, and that saved him, " andwith a few directions as to the patient's treatment, he went to preparea composing draught himself. M. De Sucy was better the next morning, butthe doctor had insisted on sitting up all night with him.
What to read after Farewell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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