The Public Vs. M. Gustave Flaubert
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Rodolphe, who has shown himself so vile, gives to her a last proofof egoism and cowardice. She has said to him: "Take me! Carry me away!I am stifling; I can no longer breathe in my husband's house, to which Ihave brought shame and misfortune. " He hesitates; she insists. Finally, he promises, and the next day she receives a terrible letter under whichshe falls crushed and annihilated. She is taken ill and is dying. Thenumber you are consulting shows you all the convulsions of a soul at warwith ...itself, which perhaps could be led back to duty by an excess ofsuffering, but unfortunately she meets a boy with whom she had playedwhen she was inexperienced. This is the movement of the romance, andthen comes the expiation.
But the Government Attorney stops me and asks: Although it may be truethat the purpose of the book is good from one end to the other, couldyou allow such obscene details as those that have been brought forward?
Very certainly I could not allow such details, but where have I allowedthem?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rodolphe, who has shown himself so vile, gives to her a last proofof egoism and cowardice. She has said to him: "Take me! Carry me away!I am stifling; I can no longer breathe in my husband's house, to which Ihave brought shame and misfortune. " He hesitates; she insists. Finally, he promises, and the next day she receives a terrible letter under whichshe falls crushed and annihilated. She is taken ill and is dying. Thenumber you are consulting shows you all the convulsions of a soul at warwith ...itself, which perhaps could be led back to duty by an excess ofsuffering, but unfortunately she meets a boy with whom she had playedwhen she was inexperienced. This is the movement of the romance, andthen comes the expiation.
But the Government Attorney stops me and asks: Although it may be truethat the purpose of the book is good from one end to the other, couldyou allow such obscene details as those that have been brought forward?
Very certainly I could not allow such details, but where have I allowedthem?
What to read after The Public Vs. M. Gustave Flaubert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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