The Ink-Stain (Tache D'encre) — Complete
The Ink-Stain (Tache D'encre) — Complete
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She is going to Florencebearing with her the answer on which my life depends. They are leavingby the early express. Shall I take it, too? Florence, Rome, Naples--whynot? Italy is free to all, and particularly to lovers. I will toss mycap over the mill for the second time. I will get money from somewhere. If I am not allowed to show myself, I will look on from a distance, hidden in the crowd. At a pinch I will disguise myself--as a guide atPompeii, a lazzarone at Naples. She shall find a sonnet ...in the bunch offresh flowers offered her by a peasant at the door of her hotel. And atleast I shall bask in her smile, the sound of her voice, the glints ofgold about her temples, and the pleasure of knowing that she is neareven when I do not see her.
On second thoughts; no; I will not go to Florence. As I always distrustfirst impulses, which so often run reason to a standstill, I hadrecourse to a favorite device of mine. I asked myself: What wouldLampron advise? And at once I conjured up his melancholy, noble face, and heard his answer: "Come back, my dear boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is going to Florencebearing with her the answer on which my life depends. They are leavingby the early express. Shall I take it, too? Florence, Rome, Naples--whynot? Italy is free to all, and particularly to lovers. I will toss mycap over the mill for the second time. I will get money from somewhere. If I am not allowed to show myself, I will look on from a distance, hidden in the crowd. At a pinch I will disguise myself--as a guide atPompeii, a lazzarone at Naples. She shall find a sonnet ...in the bunch offresh flowers offered her by a peasant at the door of her hotel. And atleast I shall bask in her smile, the sound of her voice, the glints ofgold about her temples, and the pleasure of knowing that she is neareven when I do not see her.
On second thoughts; no; I will not go to Florence. As I always distrustfirst impulses, which so often run reason to a standstill, I hadrecourse to a favorite device of mine. I asked myself: What wouldLampron advise? And at once I conjured up his melancholy, noble face, and heard his answer: "Come back, my dear boy.
What to read after The Ink-Stain (Tache D'encre) — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bazin René to read onlineMoreLess
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