Ferragus
Ferragus
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" "Ah! that's a very doubtful 'yes. '" They went to bed. As she fell asleep, Madame Jules said to herself:-- "Monsieur de Maulincour will certainly cause some evil. Jules' mind ispreoccupied, disturbed; he is nursing thoughts he does not tell me. " It was three in the morning when Madame Jules was awakened by apresentiment which struck her heart as she slept. She had a sense bothphysical and moral of her husband's absence. She did not feel the armJules passed beneath her head, --that arm in whi...ch she had slept, peacefully and happy, for five years; an arm she had never wearied. Avoice said to her, "Jules suffers, Jules is weeping. " She raised herhead, and then sat up; felt that her husband's place was cold, and sawhim sitting before the fire, his feet on the fender, his head restingagainst the back of an arm-chair. Tears were on his cheeks. The poorwoman threw herself hastily from her bed and sprang at a bound to herhusband's knees.
"Jules! what is it? Are you ill? Speak, tell me! Speak to me, if youlove me!" and she poured out a hundred words expressing the deepesttenderness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Ah! that's a very doubtful 'yes. '" They went to bed. As she fell asleep, Madame Jules said to herself:-- "Monsieur de Maulincour will certainly cause some evil. Jules' mind ispreoccupied, disturbed; he is nursing thoughts he does not tell me. " It was three in the morning when Madame Jules was awakened by apresentiment which struck her heart as she slept. She had a sense bothphysical and moral of her husband's absence. She did not feel the armJules passed beneath her head, --that arm in whi...ch she had slept, peacefully and happy, for five years; an arm she had never wearied. Avoice said to her, "Jules suffers, Jules is weeping. " She raised herhead, and then sat up; felt that her husband's place was cold, and sawhim sitting before the fire, his feet on the fender, his head restingagainst the back of an arm-chair. Tears were on his cheeks. The poorwoman threw herself hastily from her bed and sprang at a bound to herhusband's knees.
"Jules! what is it? Are you ill? Speak, tell me! Speak to me, if youlove me!" and she poured out a hundred words expressing the deepesttenderness.
What to read after Ferragus?
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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