Letters to An Unknown;
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Paris, May 19, 1859.
The misfortune which may come may not be overcome. It is wise to think of it as little as possible. That is why I desire so much to go with you far from the war, think- ing of nothing but leaves and flowers and other agreeable things. If you have read Boccaccio, you know that all great misfor- tunes come to such an end. Why not let them begin thus ? I have dined at a China- man's who gave me an opium pipe. I was suffering from suffocation before I began to smoke; at the thi...rd puff I was cured. A Russian who tried the opium after me was completely changed in less than ten min- utes: he was very homely; he became truly handsome. This lasted a quarter of an hour.
CXCV.
Paris, May 28, 1859.
You have a way of announcing bad news which enrages me. You say always what LETTERS TO AN UNKNOWN 1 67 you would have done, if ! It is like Ro- land's horse who had all the good qualities, but who is dead. If he had not been dead he would have run faster than the wind. I do not like that style of pleasantry, because it makes your good-will suspicious to me, and because I am vexed at your being so far from me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paris, May 19, 1859.
The misfortune which may come may not be overcome. It is wise to think of it as little as possible. That is why I desire so much to go with you far from the war, think- ing of nothing but leaves and flowers and other agreeable things. If you have read Boccaccio, you know that all great misfor- tunes come to such an end. Why not let them begin thus ? I have dined at a China- man's who gave me an opium pipe. I was suffering from suffocation before I began to smoke; at the thi...rd puff I was cured. A Russian who tried the opium after me was completely changed in less than ten min- utes: he was very homely; he became truly handsome. This lasted a quarter of an hour.
CXCV.
Paris, May 28, 1859.
You have a way of announcing bad news which enrages me. You say always what LETTERS TO AN UNKNOWN 1 67 you would have done, if ! It is like Ro- land's horse who had all the good qualities, but who is dead. If he had not been dead he would have run faster than the wind. I do not like that style of pleasantry, because it makes your good-will suspicious to me, and because I am vexed at your being so far from me.
What to read after Letters to An Unknown;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mérimée, Prosper, 1803-1870. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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