The Confession of a Child of the Century — Complete
The Confession of a Child of the Century — Complete
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" CHAPTER V. AN INTERVIEW The fever kept me in bed a week. When I was able to write I assuredMadame Pierson that she should be obeyed, and that I would go away. Iwrote in good faith, without any intention to deceive, but I was veryfar from keeping my promise. Before I had gone ten leagues I ordered thedriver to stop, and stepped out of the carriage. I began to walk alongthe road. I could not resist the temptation to look back at the villagewhich was still visible in the distance. Finally, after... a period offrightful irresolution, I felt that it was impossible for me to continueon my route, and rather than get into the carriage again, I would havedied on the spot. I told the driver to turn around, and, instead ofgoing to Paris as I had intended, I made straight for N------, whitherMadame Pierson had gone.
I arrived at ten in the night. As soon as I reached the inn I had a boydirect me to the house of her relatives, and, without reflecting what Iwas doing, at once made my way to the spot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER V. AN INTERVIEW The fever kept me in bed a week. When I was able to write I assuredMadame Pierson that she should be obeyed, and that I would go away. Iwrote in good faith, without any intention to deceive, but I was veryfar from keeping my promise. Before I had gone ten leagues I ordered thedriver to stop, and stepped out of the carriage. I began to walk alongthe road. I could not resist the temptation to look back at the villagewhich was still visible in the distance. Finally, after... a period offrightful irresolution, I felt that it was impossible for me to continueon my route, and rather than get into the carriage again, I would havedied on the spot. I told the driver to turn around, and, instead ofgoing to Paris as I had intended, I made straight for N------, whitherMadame Pierson had gone.
I arrived at ten in the night. As soon as I reached the inn I had a boydirect me to the house of her relatives, and, without reflecting what Iwas doing, at once made my way to the spot.
What to read after The Confession of a Child of the Century — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred De Musset to read onlineMoreLess
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