The Story Without a Name
The Story Without a Name
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Instinct! The flesh is sometimes wiser than the mind. Yet at that moment Lasthenie could not have told why her charming fingers had trembled.
As for Agathe, she afterward believed that the rosary which the hands of the terrible Capuchin had held, and on the beads of which he had left his influence, was like the gloves that are mentioned in the chronicles of the days of Catherine de Medici. She had never heard of them, of course, but she believed that the rosary was contagiously poisoned.
[84] I...V BY midday It was evident that Agathe was right. The Capuchin had really gone. The crowd that waited about his confessional waited In vain; and when between vespers and evening service the village priest was obliged to replace him and preach the Resurrection in his stead, the entire hamlet considered It outrageous. But the Impression which his abrupt depar- ture caused did not last. After all, what does? The rain of days that drips drop by drop upon us carried it away, just as In autumn the rain disperses the leaves on which it falls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instinct! The flesh is sometimes wiser than the mind. Yet at that moment Lasthenie could not have told why her charming fingers had trembled.
As for Agathe, she afterward believed that the rosary which the hands of the terrible Capuchin had held, and on the beads of which he had left his influence, was like the gloves that are mentioned in the chronicles of the days of Catherine de Medici. She had never heard of them, of course, but she believed that the rosary was contagiously poisoned.
[84] I...V BY midday It was evident that Agathe was right. The Capuchin had really gone. The crowd that waited about his confessional waited In vain; and when between vespers and evening service the village priest was obliged to replace him and preach the Resurrection in his stead, the entire hamlet considered It outrageous. But the Impression which his abrupt depar- ture caused did not last. After all, what does? The rain of days that drips drop by drop upon us carried it away, just as In autumn the rain disperses the leaves on which it falls.
What to read after The Story Without a Name?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Jules Barbey Daurevilly to read onlineMoreLess
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