Monsieur De Camors — Complete
Monsieur De Camors — Complete
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"January.
"You complain of me, my cherished one! The tone of my letters wounds you! You can not comprehend how this matter of my personal appearance haunts me. I scrutinize it; I compare it with that of others. There is something of levity in that which hurts you? You ask how can I think a man attaches himself to these things, while the merits of mind and soul go for nothing?
"But, my dearest mother, how will these merits of mind and of soul --supposing your daughter to poss...ess them--serve her, unless she possesses the courage or has the opportunity to display them? And when I summon up the courage, it seems to me the occasion never comes.
"For I must confess to you that this delicious Paris is not perfect; and I discover, little by little, the spots upon the sun.
"Paris is the most charming place! The only pity is that it has inhabitants! Not but that they are agreeable, for they are only too much so; only they are also very careless, and appear to my view to live and die without reflecting much on what they are doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . .
"January.
"You complain of me, my cherished one! The tone of my letters wounds you! You can not comprehend how this matter of my personal appearance haunts me. I scrutinize it; I compare it with that of others. There is something of levity in that which hurts you? You ask how can I think a man attaches himself to these things, while the merits of mind and soul go for nothing?
"But, my dearest mother, how will these merits of mind and of soul --supposing your daughter to poss...ess them--serve her, unless she possesses the courage or has the opportunity to display them? And when I summon up the courage, it seems to me the occasion never comes.
"For I must confess to you that this delicious Paris is not perfect; and I discover, little by little, the spots upon the sun.
"Paris is the most charming place! The only pity is that it has inhabitants! Not but that they are agreeable, for they are only too much so; only they are also very careless, and appear to my view to live and die without reflecting much on what they are doing.
What to read after Monsieur De Camors — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Feuillet Octave to read onlineMoreLess
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