The Works of Guy De Maupassant, Vol. 1 (Of 8)
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Formerly I felt nothing of all that; I came home quite comfortably, andwent up and down in my rooms without anything disturbing my calmness ofmind. Had anyone told me that I should be attacked by a malady--for Ican call it nothing else--of most improbable fear, such a stupid andterrible malady as it is, I should have laughed outright. I wascertainly never afraid of opening the door in the dark; I went to bedslowly without locking it, and never got up in the middle of the nightto make sure that ...everything was firmly closed.
It began last year in a very strange manner, on a damp autumn evening. When my servant had left the room, after I had dined, I asked myselfwhat I was going to do. I walked up and down my room for some time, feeling tired without any reason for it, unable to work, and evenwithout energy to read. A fine rain was falling, and I felt unhappy, aprey to one of those fits of despondency, without any apparent causewhich makes us feel inclined to cry, or to talk, no matter to whom, soas to shake off our depressing thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formerly I felt nothing of all that; I came home quite comfortably, andwent up and down in my rooms without anything disturbing my calmness ofmind. Had anyone told me that I should be attacked by a malady--for Ican call it nothing else--of most improbable fear, such a stupid andterrible malady as it is, I should have laughed outright. I wascertainly never afraid of opening the door in the dark; I went to bedslowly without locking it, and never got up in the middle of the nightto make sure that ...everything was firmly closed.
It began last year in a very strange manner, on a damp autumn evening. When my servant had left the room, after I had dined, I asked myselfwhat I was going to do. I walked up and down my room for some time, feeling tired without any reason for it, unable to work, and evenwithout energy to read. A fine rain was falling, and I felt unhappy, aprey to one of those fits of despondency, without any apparent causewhich makes us feel inclined to cry, or to talk, no matter to whom, soas to shake off our depressing thoughts.
What to read after The Works of Guy De Maupassant, Vol. 1 (Of 8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maupassant, Guy De, 1850-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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