The Hated Son
The Hated Son
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"Dear flower of my life!" said the mother, kissing her son. "You weretaken from my bosom in the midst of a tempest, and in a tempest I amtaken from you. Between these storms all life has been stormy to me, except the hours I have spent with you. This is my last joy, mingledwith my last pangs. Adieu, my only love! adieu, dear image of twosouls that will soon be reunited! Adieu, my only joy--pure joy! adieu, my own beloved!" "Let me follow thee!" cried Etienne.
"It would be your better fate!" she... said, two tears rolling down herlivid cheeks; for, as in former days, her eyes seemed to read thefuture. "Did any one see him?" she asked of the two men.
At this instant the duke turned in his bed; they all trembled.
"Even my last joy is mingled with pain, " murmured the duchess. "Takehim away! take him away!" "Mother, I would rather see you a moment longer and die!" said thepoor lad, as he fainted by her side.
At a sign from the duchess, Bertrand took Etienne in his arms, and, showing him for the last time to his mother, who kissed him with alast look, he turned to carry him away, awaiting the final order ofthe dying mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Dear flower of my life!" said the mother, kissing her son. "You weretaken from my bosom in the midst of a tempest, and in a tempest I amtaken from you. Between these storms all life has been stormy to me, except the hours I have spent with you. This is my last joy, mingledwith my last pangs. Adieu, my only love! adieu, dear image of twosouls that will soon be reunited! Adieu, my only joy--pure joy! adieu, my own beloved!" "Let me follow thee!" cried Etienne.
"It would be your better fate!" she... said, two tears rolling down herlivid cheeks; for, as in former days, her eyes seemed to read thefuture. "Did any one see him?" she asked of the two men.
At this instant the duke turned in his bed; they all trembled.
"Even my last joy is mingled with pain, " murmured the duchess. "Takehim away! take him away!" "Mother, I would rather see you a moment longer and die!" said thepoor lad, as he fainted by her side.
At a sign from the duchess, Bertrand took Etienne in his arms, and, showing him for the last time to his mother, who kissed him with alast look, he turned to carry him away, awaiting the final order ofthe dying mother.
What to read after The Hated Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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