Madame Récamier, From the French of Édouard Herriot 2
Madame Récamier, From the French of Édouard Herriot 2
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For some time social distractions had sufficed for her. She had been dazzled by fetes and surfeited with homage. When her^ reason awoke, an agreeable, pleasant, and gracious reason, she had flung herself into that passionate friendship with Mme. de Stael. * Her inclination did not mislead her. Once in her life it had seemed that she was going to know that simple but deep happiness for which every woman longs. She believed herself free, because she believed what had been said to her ; but, when ...she had made up her mind and was prepared to run the risk, an appeal was made to her kind heart, and she was asked to sacrifice herself once more to the conven- tionalities of society or to the interest of another. She resigned herself sorrowfully to her fate. How was it possible that these successive efibrts and mutilations should leave no trace in her ? In the fisu^ility with which Mme. R^camier, after this, accepted homage, there was at bottom a great deal of contempt It is said that she caused a great deal of sufiering, and certainly she did reject, elude, and make fools of men, but men had made her sufier much more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some time social distractions had sufficed for her. She had been dazzled by fetes and surfeited with homage. When her^ reason awoke, an agreeable, pleasant, and gracious reason, she had flung herself into that passionate friendship with Mme. de Stael. * Her inclination did not mislead her. Once in her life it had seemed that she was going to know that simple but deep happiness for which every woman longs. She believed herself free, because she believed what had been said to her ; but, when ...she had made up her mind and was prepared to run the risk, an appeal was made to her kind heart, and she was asked to sacrifice herself once more to the conven- tionalities of society or to the interest of another. She resigned herself sorrowfully to her fate. How was it possible that these successive efibrts and mutilations should leave no trace in her ? In the fisu^ility with which Mme. R^camier, after this, accepted homage, there was at bottom a great deal of contempt It is said that she caused a great deal of sufiering, and certainly she did reject, elude, and make fools of men, but men had made her sufier much more.
What to read after Madame Récamier, From the French of Édouard Herriot 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alys Hallard to read onlineMoreLess
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