The Land of Promise
The Land of Promise
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Not with this identity of body, soul, and nature. He had seen with his eyes the phantom of his sister. Alas ! What a poor, fee- ble phantom ! He had seen his child. Just as when no reasoning had prevailed against his suspicion, when he recalled his station in front of the fatal house, the veiled woman descending from the fiacre, and all the rest; so now, no reasoning prevailed against this new certainty. It was the sorrow of sorrows that it was not contradictory to the first.
Madame Raffraye ha....d betrayed him for Vernantes, as she had betrayed her husband for him.
She was a miserable woman, who had, perhaps had still, other amoui*s — promiscuous gallantries.
What did he know? But sensual, dishonored, and contemptible as she might be, she had been the mother of his child. In the dear, frail little being that he had seen under the trees, he felt tremble a part of himself, a little of his own flesh and blood.
That cannot be denied any more than a fever, a IN THE NIGHT. 151 wound, or any emotion whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not with this identity of body, soul, and nature. He had seen with his eyes the phantom of his sister. Alas ! What a poor, fee- ble phantom ! He had seen his child. Just as when no reasoning had prevailed against his suspicion, when he recalled his station in front of the fatal house, the veiled woman descending from the fiacre, and all the rest; so now, no reasoning prevailed against this new certainty. It was the sorrow of sorrows that it was not contradictory to the first.
Madame Raffraye ha....d betrayed him for Vernantes, as she had betrayed her husband for him.
She was a miserable woman, who had, perhaps had still, other amoui*s — promiscuous gallantries.
What did he know? But sensual, dishonored, and contemptible as she might be, she had been the mother of his child. In the dear, frail little being that he had seen under the trees, he felt tremble a part of himself, a little of his own flesh and blood.
That cannot be denied any more than a fever, a IN THE NIGHT. 151 wound, or any emotion whatever.
What to read after The Land of Promise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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