Mr Antiphilos Satyr
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The worst of it is that a part of me thinks like Diogenes. He has left for a trip to Toulon. She 207 MB. ANTIPHILOS, SATYR has never returned. She has not written. Finally, through a female companion, he learned that Cydalise had never gone to Toulon; the informant added that we would perhaps have some tidings before long. I would henceforth like to know only chance women like the one I met in the gardens of Monte- Carlo. It is wrong for a person to belie his own nature. I am pleased with those... women who come led by pure chance, and who pass.
I am leaving! Yet there is a consola- tion in those syllables which I often re- peat and which betoken my last days among men. Diogenes does not try very hard to detain me. He sees my dejection and has renounced the idea of conquering it. Besides, I believe he is feeling the nostalgia of his libidinous life, the trip to Toulon awoke his mem- ories. I shall perhaps miss him. He is not at all ignorant of the customs of the 208 FLIGHT women of the country and I, who am al- most totally ignorant of them, enjoyed his bitter words which were yet full of gayety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The worst of it is that a part of me thinks like Diogenes. He has left for a trip to Toulon. She 207 MB. ANTIPHILOS, SATYR has never returned. She has not written. Finally, through a female companion, he learned that Cydalise had never gone to Toulon; the informant added that we would perhaps have some tidings before long. I would henceforth like to know only chance women like the one I met in the gardens of Monte- Carlo. It is wrong for a person to belie his own nature. I am pleased with those... women who come led by pure chance, and who pass.
I am leaving! Yet there is a consola- tion in those syllables which I often re- peat and which betoken my last days among men. Diogenes does not try very hard to detain me. He sees my dejection and has renounced the idea of conquering it. Besides, I believe he is feeling the nostalgia of his libidinous life, the trip to Toulon awoke his mem- ories. I shall perhaps miss him. He is not at all ignorant of the customs of the 208 FLIGHT women of the country and I, who am al- most totally ignorant of them, enjoyed his bitter words which were yet full of gayety.
What to read after Mr Antiphilos Satyr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Remy De Gourmont to read onlineMoreLess
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