The Confession of a Child of the Century volume 1
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Have I not done what Iought? Have I not driven her away from here? What have you to say tothat? The rest concerns me; the bull wounded in the arena can lie downin a corner with the sword of the matador 'twixt his shoulders, and diein peace. What can I do, tell me? What do you mean by first comer?You will show me a cloudless sky, trees and houses, men who talk, drink, sing, women who dance and horses that gallop. All that is not life, itis the noise of life. Go, go, leave me in peace. " CHAPTER ...V A PHILOSOPHER'S ADVICE Desgenais saw that my despair was incurable, that I would neither listento any advice nor leave my room, he took the thing seriously. I saw himenter one evening with an expression of gravity on his face; he spoke ofmy mistress and continued in his tone of persiflage, saying all manner ofevil of women. While he was speaking I was leaning on my elbow, and, rising in my bed, I listened attentively.
It was one of those sombre evenings when the sighing of the wind recallsthe moaning of a dying man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have I not done what Iought? Have I not driven her away from here? What have you to say tothat? The rest concerns me; the bull wounded in the arena can lie downin a corner with the sword of the matador 'twixt his shoulders, and diein peace. What can I do, tell me? What do you mean by first comer?You will show me a cloudless sky, trees and houses, men who talk, drink, sing, women who dance and horses that gallop. All that is not life, itis the noise of life. Go, go, leave me in peace. " CHAPTER ...V A PHILOSOPHER'S ADVICE Desgenais saw that my despair was incurable, that I would neither listento any advice nor leave my room, he took the thing seriously. I saw himenter one evening with an expression of gravity on his face; he spoke ofmy mistress and continued in his tone of persiflage, saying all manner ofevil of women. While he was speaking I was leaning on my elbow, and, rising in my bed, I listened attentively.
It was one of those sombre evenings when the sighing of the wind recallsthe moaning of a dying man.
What to read after The Confession of a Child of the Century volume 1?
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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