His Excellency the Minister
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Why had the meeting with Marianne troubled him so profoundly, then?Manifestly, Mademoiselle Kayser realized the picture of his vanisheddreams, and the desires of a particular love that the passion forAdrienne, although absolute, could not satisfy. This man had a nature ofpeculiar ardor--or rather, curious desires, a greedy desire to know, anitching need to approach and peep into abysses.
Sometimes it seemed to Vaudrey that he had not lived at all, and thiswas the fear and desire of his life: to... live that Parisian life whichflattered all his instincts and awoke and reanimated all his dreams. Butyesterday it had appeared to him when he met this young woman who raisedher eyes to him, half-veiled by her long eyelashes, that a stage-curtainhad been raised, disclosing dazzling fairy scenery, and since then thatscenery had been always before him. It banished, during his drive, allpeace, and while the coup
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why had the meeting with Marianne troubled him so profoundly, then?Manifestly, Mademoiselle Kayser realized the picture of his vanisheddreams, and the desires of a particular love that the passion forAdrienne, although absolute, could not satisfy. This man had a nature ofpeculiar ardor--or rather, curious desires, a greedy desire to know, anitching need to approach and peep into abysses.
Sometimes it seemed to Vaudrey that he had not lived at all, and thiswas the fear and desire of his life: to... live that Parisian life whichflattered all his instincts and awoke and reanimated all his dreams. Butyesterday it had appeared to him when he met this young woman who raisedher eyes to him, half-veiled by her long eyelashes, that a stage-curtainhad been raised, disclosing dazzling fairy scenery, and since then thatscenery had been always before him. It banished, during his drive, allpeace, and while the coup
What to read after His Excellency the Minister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claretie Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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