La Veuve (The Widow)
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compose yourself, I beg of you — seriously — you must not behave in that way!" Probably the unfortunate Gerard remem- bered at that time such unfortunate proverbs as "None but the brave deserve the fair" and "Nothing ventured, nothing won;" or, more likely, he remembered nothing and simply obeyed the blind prompting of passion as he encircled the young woman's waist with his arm and pressed her to his bosom with almost brutal force. She made an effort to push him away, and gave vent to a scream..., which this time was not in jest, for she was greatly in- censed at such conduct, never having been treated in this way before — perhaps not even knowing that such things were possible. He THE WIDOW IIS kept his hold, however, and drew her towards the divan at the same time kissing her several times on the cheeks, in spite of all the resis- tance she could make.
"You horrible wretch ! will you let me go ?" she cried; and then escaping by a supreme effort, she ran to the mantelpiece and pulled the bell-rope several times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
compose yourself, I beg of you — seriously — you must not behave in that way!" Probably the unfortunate Gerard remem- bered at that time such unfortunate proverbs as "None but the brave deserve the fair" and "Nothing ventured, nothing won;" or, more likely, he remembered nothing and simply obeyed the blind prompting of passion as he encircled the young woman's waist with his arm and pressed her to his bosom with almost brutal force. She made an effort to push him away, and gave vent to a scream..., which this time was not in jest, for she was greatly in- censed at such conduct, never having been treated in this way before — perhaps not even knowing that such things were possible. He THE WIDOW IIS kept his hold, however, and drew her towards the divan at the same time kissing her several times on the cheeks, in spite of all the resis- tance she could make.
"You horrible wretch ! will you let me go ?" she cried; and then escaping by a supreme effort, she ran to the mantelpiece and pulled the bell-rope several times.
What to read after La Veuve (The Widow)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by About Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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