The Parisians — volume 12
The Parisians — volume 12
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"Poor Gustave, " she said, with a melancholy pathos in her soft voice, "do you not understand that the time has come when such commonplacecompliments ill suit our altered positions to each other? Nay, listen tome patiently; and let not my words in this last interview pain you torecall. If either of us be to blame in the engagement hastilycontracted, it is I. Gustave, when you, exaggerating in your imaginationthe nature of your sentiments for me, said with such earnestness that onmy consent to o...ur union depended your health, your life, your career;that if I withheld that consent you were lost, and in despair would seekdistraction from thought in all from which your friends, your mother, theduties imposed upon Genius for the good of Man to the ends of God, shouldwithhold and save you--when you said all this, and I believed it, I feltas if Heaven commanded me not to desert the soul which appealed to me inthe crisis of its struggle and peril. Gustave, I repent; I was toblame. " "How to blame?" "I overrated my power over your heart: I overrated still more, perhaps, my power over my own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Poor Gustave, " she said, with a melancholy pathos in her soft voice, "do you not understand that the time has come when such commonplacecompliments ill suit our altered positions to each other? Nay, listen tome patiently; and let not my words in this last interview pain you torecall. If either of us be to blame in the engagement hastilycontracted, it is I. Gustave, when you, exaggerating in your imaginationthe nature of your sentiments for me, said with such earnestness that onmy consent to o...ur union depended your health, your life, your career;that if I withheld that consent you were lost, and in despair would seekdistraction from thought in all from which your friends, your mother, theduties imposed upon Genius for the good of Man to the ends of God, shouldwithhold and save you--when you said all this, and I believed it, I feltas if Heaven commanded me not to desert the soul which appealed to me inthe crisis of its struggle and peril. Gustave, I repent; I was toblame. " "How to blame?" "I overrated my power over your heart: I overrated still more, perhaps, my power over my own.
What to read after The Parisians — volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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