Mother of Pearl
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Neverthe- less, I clung to life. I possessed a powerful charm against my anguish and grief. One delightful vision banished from my sight the whole sombre panorama which unrolled itself before me. I loved MEMOIRS OF A VOLUNTEER 195 Am^lie, and her youthful countenance omnipresent to my imagination, held me spell-bound. I loved without hope. Nevertheless, I seemed to myself less unworthy of her now that I was acting like a man of courage. I dared, too, to fancy that the dangers to which I was exp...osed might render me more interesting to her.
In this frame of mind then I went to see her one morning. I found her alone. She talked to me with more benignity than she had ever before dis- played. Her eyes were cast heavenwards, and tears fell from them. At the sight I was plunged in the most indescribable distress. I threw myself at her feet, seized her hand, and bathed it with tears.
" O, my brother ! ** she exclaimed, compelling me to rise. I had not realized up to that moment the bitter sweetness the name of brother can hold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neverthe- less, I clung to life. I possessed a powerful charm against my anguish and grief. One delightful vision banished from my sight the whole sombre panorama which unrolled itself before me. I loved MEMOIRS OF A VOLUNTEER 195 Am^lie, and her youthful countenance omnipresent to my imagination, held me spell-bound. I loved without hope. Nevertheless, I seemed to myself less unworthy of her now that I was acting like a man of courage. I dared, too, to fancy that the dangers to which I was exp...osed might render me more interesting to her.
In this frame of mind then I went to see her one morning. I found her alone. She talked to me with more benignity than she had ever before dis- played. Her eyes were cast heavenwards, and tears fell from them. At the sight I was plunged in the most indescribable distress. I threw myself at her feet, seized her hand, and bathed it with tears.
" O, my brother ! ** she exclaimed, compelling me to rise. I had not realized up to that moment the bitter sweetness the name of brother can hold.
What to read after Mother of Pearl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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