The George Sand Gustave Flaubert Letters
The George Sand Gustave Flaubert Letters
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We have looked after him so well that he is now, Ithink, out of the woods, although, this morning, I was afraid againand sent for Doctor Favre, our USUAL savior.
Throughout the day I have been talking to him, to distract him, about your researches on monsters; he had his papers brought so asto hunt among them for what might be useful you; but he has foundonly the pure fantasies of his own invention. I found them sooriginal and so funny that I have encouraged him to send them toyou. They will be... of no use to you except to make you burst outlaughing in your hours recreation.
I hope that we are going to come to life again without new relapses. He is the soul and the life of the house. When he is depressed weare dead; mother, wife, and children. Aurore says that she wouldlike to be very ill in her father's place We love each otherpassionately, we five, and the SACROSANCT LITERATURE as you call it, is only secondary in my life. I have always loved some one more thanit and my family more than that some one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have looked after him so well that he is now, Ithink, out of the woods, although, this morning, I was afraid againand sent for Doctor Favre, our USUAL savior.
Throughout the day I have been talking to him, to distract him, about your researches on monsters; he had his papers brought so asto hunt among them for what might be useful you; but he has foundonly the pure fantasies of his own invention. I found them sooriginal and so funny that I have encouraged him to send them toyou. They will be... of no use to you except to make you burst outlaughing in your hours recreation.
I hope that we are going to come to life again without new relapses. He is the soul and the life of the house. When he is depressed weare dead; mother, wife, and children. Aurore says that she wouldlike to be very ill in her father's place We love each otherpassionately, we five, and the SACROSANCT LITERATURE as you call it, is only secondary in my life. I have always loved some one more thanit and my family more than that some one.
What to read after The George Sand Gustave Flaubert Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sand, George, 1804-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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