Mysteries of Paris, V3
Mysteries of Paris, V3
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Seated inan arm-chair, in order to relieve the oppression which suffocated her, Sarah, almost regretting the death from which she had just escaped, wasoccupied with bitter thoughts. Suddenly Thomas Seyton entered the chamberof the countess; he with difficulty restrained some internal agitation; ata sign from him her two women withdrew.
"How are you now?" said he to his sister.
"In the same state--I am very weak, and from time to time almostsuffocated. Why did not heaven take me away from this w...orld during my lastattack?" "Sarah, " said Thomas Seyton, after a pause, "you are between life anddeath--a violent emotion might kill you, as it might save you. " "I have now no more emotions to experience, my brother. " "Perhaps--" "The death of Rudolph would find me indifferent; the ghost of my drowneddaughter--drowned by my fault--is there--always there, before me. It is notan emotion--it is incessant remorse. I am really a mother now, since I nolonger have a child. " "I would prefer to find in you that cold ambition which made you regardyour daughter as a means to realize the dream of your life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seated inan arm-chair, in order to relieve the oppression which suffocated her, Sarah, almost regretting the death from which she had just escaped, wasoccupied with bitter thoughts. Suddenly Thomas Seyton entered the chamberof the countess; he with difficulty restrained some internal agitation; ata sign from him her two women withdrew.
"How are you now?" said he to his sister.
"In the same state--I am very weak, and from time to time almostsuffocated. Why did not heaven take me away from this w...orld during my lastattack?" "Sarah, " said Thomas Seyton, after a pause, "you are between life anddeath--a violent emotion might kill you, as it might save you. " "I have now no more emotions to experience, my brother. " "Perhaps--" "The death of Rudolph would find me indifferent; the ghost of my drowneddaughter--drowned by my fault--is there--always there, before me. It is notan emotion--it is incessant remorse. I am really a mother now, since I nolonger have a child. " "I would prefer to find in you that cold ambition which made you regardyour daughter as a means to realize the dream of your life.
What to read after Mysteries of Paris, V3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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