On Life Letters 1st Series
On Life Letters 1st Series
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For two years she had been a prey to a racking cough. She grew thin. She became deaf. This infirmity drove her to despair. U Why, " said she, " why does God make us suffer? If it is He who created the world, why has He created evil, suffering, wicked- ness ? . . . I shall never get better. . . . There will be a veil between me and the rest of the world. The wind in the branches, the murmur of water, the rain dropping on the window-panes, words pro- nounced in a low voice, I shall hear nothing o...f all that ! " Soon she learns that she is in consumption, and that her right lung is attacked. She exclaims : " Let me have ten years more, and fame and love during those ten years ! and I shall die content at thirty. If there were any one with whom to come to terms I would make it a bargain to die at thirty, after having known what it is to live. " The 152 ON LIFE AND LETTERS consumption follows its fatal course. Marie Bashkirt- seff writes on August 29th, 1883 : " I cough all the time in spite of the heat, and this afternoon, during the model's rest, as I was half asleep on the divan, I saw myself stretched out, and a great taper lighted by my side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For two years she had been a prey to a racking cough. She grew thin. She became deaf. This infirmity drove her to despair. U Why, " said she, " why does God make us suffer? If it is He who created the world, why has He created evil, suffering, wicked- ness ? . . . I shall never get better. . . . There will be a veil between me and the rest of the world. The wind in the branches, the murmur of water, the rain dropping on the window-panes, words pro- nounced in a low voice, I shall hear nothing o...f all that ! " Soon she learns that she is in consumption, and that her right lung is attacked. She exclaims : " Let me have ten years more, and fame and love during those ten years ! and I shall die content at thirty. If there were any one with whom to come to terms I would make it a bargain to die at thirty, after having known what it is to live. " The 152 ON LIFE AND LETTERS consumption follows its fatal course. Marie Bashkirt- seff writes on August 29th, 1883 : " I cough all the time in spite of the heat, and this afternoon, during the model's rest, as I was half asleep on the divan, I saw myself stretched out, and a great taper lighted by my side.
What to read after On Life Letters 1st Series?
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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