Là-Bas
Là-Bas
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The expression of supplication must have remained unchanged, for she responded to their imploration by a long kiss which closed them, then came down to his lips, drinking their dolorous emotion.
Then she rang and told her maid to light Durtal through the hall. Hedescended, satisfied that she had engaged herself to yield tomorrownight.
CHAPTER XIII He began again, as on the other evening, to clean house and establish amethodical disorder. He slipped a cushion under the false disarray ofthe armch...air, then he made roaring fires to have the rooms good and warmwhen she came.
But he was without impatience. That silent promise which he hadobtained, that Mme. Chantelouve would not leave him panting this night, moderated him. Now that his uncertainty was at an end, he no longervibrated with the almost painful acuity which hitherto her malignantdelays had provoked. He soothed himself by poking the fire. His mind wasstill full of her, but plethoric, content. When his thoughts stirred atall it was, at the very most, to revolve the question, "How shall I goabout it, when the time comes, so as not to be ridiculous?" Thisquestion, which had so harassed him the other night, left him troubledbut inert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The expression of supplication must have remained unchanged, for she responded to their imploration by a long kiss which closed them, then came down to his lips, drinking their dolorous emotion.
Then she rang and told her maid to light Durtal through the hall. Hedescended, satisfied that she had engaged herself to yield tomorrownight.
CHAPTER XIII He began again, as on the other evening, to clean house and establish amethodical disorder. He slipped a cushion under the false disarray ofthe armch...air, then he made roaring fires to have the rooms good and warmwhen she came.
But he was without impatience. That silent promise which he hadobtained, that Mme. Chantelouve would not leave him panting this night, moderated him. Now that his uncertainty was at an end, he no longervibrated with the almost painful acuity which hitherto her malignantdelays had provoked. He soothed himself by poking the fire. His mind wasstill full of her, but plethoric, content. When his thoughts stirred atall it was, at the very most, to revolve the question, "How shall I goabout it, when the time comes, so as not to be ridiculous?" Thisquestion, which had so harassed him the other night, left him troubledbut inert.
What to read after Là-Bas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joris-Karl Huysmans to read onlineMoreLess
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