Thais
Thais
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Callicrates, raising his cup, cried-- "If we drink like desperate men, we die unavenged!" Old Cotta was asleep, and his bald head nodded slowly above his broadshoulders.
For some time past Dorion had seemed to be greatly excited under hisphilosophic cloak. He reeled up to the couch of Thais.
"Thais, I love you, although it is unseemly in me to love a woman. " THAIS. Why did you not love me before?
DORION. Because I had not supped.
THAIS. But I, my poor friend, have drunk nothing but water; ther...eforeyou must excuse me if I do not love you.
Dorion did not wait to hear more, but made towards Drosea, who had madea sign to him in order to get him away from her friend. Zenothemis tookthe place he had left, and gave Thais a kiss on the mouth.
THAIS. I thought you more virtuous.
ZENOTHEMIS. I am perfect, and the perfect are subject to no laws.
THAIS. But are you not afraid of sullying your soul in a woman's arms?
ZENOTHEMIS. The body may yield to lust without the soul being concerned.
THAIS. Go away!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Callicrates, raising his cup, cried-- "If we drink like desperate men, we die unavenged!" Old Cotta was asleep, and his bald head nodded slowly above his broadshoulders.
For some time past Dorion had seemed to be greatly excited under hisphilosophic cloak. He reeled up to the couch of Thais.
"Thais, I love you, although it is unseemly in me to love a woman. " THAIS. Why did you not love me before?
DORION. Because I had not supped.
THAIS. But I, my poor friend, have drunk nothing but water; ther...eforeyou must excuse me if I do not love you.
Dorion did not wait to hear more, but made towards Drosea, who had madea sign to him in order to get him away from her friend. Zenothemis tookthe place he had left, and gave Thais a kiss on the mouth.
THAIS. I thought you more virtuous.
ZENOTHEMIS. I am perfect, and the perfect are subject to no laws.
THAIS. But are you not afraid of sullying your soul in a woman's arms?
ZENOTHEMIS. The body may yield to lust without the soul being concerned.
THAIS. Go away!
What to read after Thais?
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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