The Works of Honoré De Balzac
The Works of Honoré De Balzac
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has Anna her cross? have you laughed at the caricatures? I have received your open letter, and it has all the effect upon me of seeing you in full dress, in a grand salon, among five hundred persons.
Oh ! my pretty Eve ! Mon Dieu ! how I love you ! A hientdt. More than ten days, and I shall have done all I ought to do. I shall have printed four volumes 8vo in a month. Oh ! it is only love that can do such things. My love, oh, suffer from the delay, but do not scold me. How could I know, when I ...promised you to return, that I should sell the " Jiltudes de Moeurs " for thirty-six thousand francs, and that 1 should have to negotiate payments for nine thousand francs of suits ? , I put myself at your darling knees, I kiss them, I caress them; oh, I do in thought all the follies of earth ; I kiss you with intoxication, I hold you, I clasp you, I am happy as the angels in the bosom of God.
How nature made me for love ! Is it for that that I am condemned to toil? There are times when you are here for me, when I caress you and strew upon your dear per- 1833] Letters to Madame Hanska.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
has Anna her cross? have you laughed at the caricatures? I have received your open letter, and it has all the effect upon me of seeing you in full dress, in a grand salon, among five hundred persons.
Oh ! my pretty Eve ! Mon Dieu ! how I love you ! A hientdt. More than ten days, and I shall have done all I ought to do. I shall have printed four volumes 8vo in a month. Oh ! it is only love that can do such things. My love, oh, suffer from the delay, but do not scold me. How could I know, when I ...promised you to return, that I should sell the " Jiltudes de Moeurs " for thirty-six thousand francs, and that 1 should have to negotiate payments for nine thousand francs of suits ? , I put myself at your darling knees, I kiss them, I caress them; oh, I do in thought all the follies of earth ; I kiss you with intoxication, I hold you, I clasp you, I am happy as the angels in the bosom of God.
How nature made me for love ! Is it for that that I am condemned to toil? There are times when you are here for me, when I caress you and strew upon your dear per- 1833] Letters to Madame Hanska.
What to read after The Works of Honoré De Balzac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wormeley, Katharine Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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