Monsieur De Camors
Monsieur De Camors
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Our fair readers have doubtless remarked an odd fact: that where a reciprocal sentiment of two feeble human beings has reached a certain point of maturity, chance never fails to furnish a fatal occasion which betrays the secret of the two hearts, and suddenly launches the thunderbolt which has been gradually gathering in the clouds. This is the crisis of all love. This occasion presented itself to Madame de Tecle and M. De Camors in the form of an unpoetic incident. It occurred at the end of Oc...tober. Camors had gone [134] MONSIEUR DE CAMORS out after dinner to take a ride in the neighborhood. Night had already fallen, clear and cold; but as the Count could not see Madame de Teclc that evening, he began only to think of being near her, and felt that unwillingness to work common to lovers — striving, if possible, to kill time, which hung heavy on his hands.
He hoped also that violent exercise might calm his spirit, which never had been more profoundly agitated. Still young and unpractised in his pitiless system, he was troubled at the thought of a victim so pure as Ma- dame de Tecle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our fair readers have doubtless remarked an odd fact: that where a reciprocal sentiment of two feeble human beings has reached a certain point of maturity, chance never fails to furnish a fatal occasion which betrays the secret of the two hearts, and suddenly launches the thunderbolt which has been gradually gathering in the clouds. This is the crisis of all love. This occasion presented itself to Madame de Tecle and M. De Camors in the form of an unpoetic incident. It occurred at the end of Oc...tober. Camors had gone [134] MONSIEUR DE CAMORS out after dinner to take a ride in the neighborhood. Night had already fallen, clear and cold; but as the Count could not see Madame de Teclc that evening, he began only to think of being near her, and felt that unwillingness to work common to lovers — striving, if possible, to kill time, which hung heavy on his hands.
He hoped also that violent exercise might calm his spirit, which never had been more profoundly agitated. Still young and unpractised in his pitiless system, he was troubled at the thought of a victim so pure as Ma- dame de Tecle.
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