The Life And Letters of Madame De Krudener
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136. - 1 5th January 1803.
her serious - minded and paternal husband, save Valerie from all knowledge of the dangerous passion that is growing up beside her ; and Gustave, in- spired by the loftiest ideals of duty and honour, and an almost filial affection for the Count, resolves never to betray his guilty secret. He falls a prey to all the agitating emotions of a hopeless passion, his only relief consisting in pouring out his despair- ing soul in letters to his friend Ernest in Sweden. At leng...th, with shattered health, feeling unequal to the strain of this prolonged daily struggle, Gustave retires to a mountain village in the Apennines, and dies of a broken heart, fortified by all the consolations of religion, and attended in his last moments by the Count himself, who hurries to his bedside on learn- ing from Ernest de G - the tragic plight of his secretary.
It is easy to recognise, even from this brief out- line, what we have already pointed out, namely, that Mme. De Krudener's novel is but an idealised version of her own Venetian experiences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
136. - 1 5th January 1803.
her serious - minded and paternal husband, save Valerie from all knowledge of the dangerous passion that is growing up beside her ; and Gustave, in- spired by the loftiest ideals of duty and honour, and an almost filial affection for the Count, resolves never to betray his guilty secret. He falls a prey to all the agitating emotions of a hopeless passion, his only relief consisting in pouring out his despair- ing soul in letters to his friend Ernest in Sweden. At leng...th, with shattered health, feeling unequal to the strain of this prolonged daily struggle, Gustave retires to a mountain village in the Apennines, and dies of a broken heart, fortified by all the consolations of religion, and attended in his last moments by the Count himself, who hurries to his bedside on learn- ing from Ernest de G - the tragic plight of his secretary.
It is easy to recognise, even from this brief out- line, what we have already pointed out, namely, that Mme. De Krudener's novel is but an idealised version of her own Venetian experiences.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Madame De Krudener?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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