The Farewell Symphony
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What haunted mc most now, however, was the idea of (junther, a straight man as tall and blond as Christa, according to the description I forced out of her She told me nothing of his character, but I fancied him too gruff to be pleasing during courtship but firm and loyal in wedlock. Christa was rejecting him because I was amusing, une ame sceur, but in the long run more soiur than soulful, perhaps, at least more than she bargained for. Of course I was sure Gunther could make her happy as I never... could. Gunther was a real man, one I'd fashioned to be good enough for her.
I didn't want to be just a friend to my wife; she deserved love as much as I did. I certainly didn't want to be her rival, not even once for a fraction of a mental second; there were a few ways in which I wouldn't disgrace myself Nor would I enter a marriage with the idea I could always divorce if it didn't work out; for me marriage remained a sacred institution because until now I'd seldom thought about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What haunted mc most now, however, was the idea of (junther, a straight man as tall and blond as Christa, according to the description I forced out of her She told me nothing of his character, but I fancied him too gruff to be pleasing during courtship but firm and loyal in wedlock. Christa was rejecting him because I was amusing, une ame sceur, but in the long run more soiur than soulful, perhaps, at least more than she bargained for. Of course I was sure Gunther could make her happy as I never... could. Gunther was a real man, one I'd fashioned to be good enough for her.
I didn't want to be just a friend to my wife; she deserved love as much as I did. I certainly didn't want to be her rival, not even once for a fraction of a mental second; there were a few ways in which I wouldn't disgrace myself Nor would I enter a marriage with the idea I could always divorce if it didn't work out; for me marriage remained a sacred institution because until now I'd seldom thought about it.
What to read after The Farewell Symphony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund White to read onlineMoreLess
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