Letters of Two Brides
Letters of Two Brides
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Perhaps we are both right and both wrong. Perhaps this is theheavy price which society exacts for our furbelows, our titles, andour children.
I too have my red camellias, but they bloom on my lips in smiles formy double charge--the father and the son--whose slave and mistress Iam. But, my dear, your last letters made me feel what I have lost! Youhave taught me all a woman sacrifices in marrying. One single glancedid I take at those beautiful wild plateaus where you range at yoursweet will, and ...I will not tell you the tears that fell as I read. Butregret is not remorse, though it may be first cousin to it.
You say, "Marriage has made you a philosopher!" Alas! bitterly did Ifeel how far this was from the truth, as I wept to think of you sweptaway on love's torrent. But my father has made me read one of theprofoundest thinkers of these parts, the man on whom the mantle ofBoussuet has fallen, one of those hard-headed theorists whose wordsforce conviction. While you were reading _Corinne_, I conned Bonald;and here is the whole secret of my philosophy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps we are both right and both wrong. Perhaps this is theheavy price which society exacts for our furbelows, our titles, andour children.
I too have my red camellias, but they bloom on my lips in smiles formy double charge--the father and the son--whose slave and mistress Iam. But, my dear, your last letters made me feel what I have lost! Youhave taught me all a woman sacrifices in marrying. One single glancedid I take at those beautiful wild plateaus where you range at yoursweet will, and ...I will not tell you the tears that fell as I read. Butregret is not remorse, though it may be first cousin to it.
You say, "Marriage has made you a philosopher!" Alas! bitterly did Ifeel how far this was from the truth, as I wept to think of you sweptaway on love's torrent. But my father has made me read one of theprofoundest thinkers of these parts, the man on whom the mantle ofBoussuet has fallen, one of those hard-headed theorists whose wordsforce conviction. While you were reading _Corinne_, I conned Bonald;and here is the whole secret of my philosophy.
What to read after Letters of Two Brides?
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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