The Works of Théophile Gautier 1
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__ MADEMOISELLE DE MAUPIN Rosette. If I am in your way, I shall get up. You are stony-hearted ; the drops of water wear away the rock, but my tears have no effect on you. (She weeps.) /. If you cry like that you will make a bath-tub of the bed, or rather an ocean. Can you swim, Rosette ?
Rosette. You wretch !
I. Good ! I am a wretch now. You flatter me, Rosette ; I have not that honour ; I am a peaceful citizen, alas ! and have not committed the smallest crime; I may have committed a blunder — ...that of loving you passionately, that is all. Do you insist on my repenting of it ? I have loved you — I love you as much as I can. Since I have been your lover I have clung to your footsteps ; I have given you my whole time, my days and my nights. I have not used fine language to you, because I like it in print only, but I have given you many a proof of my affection. I shall say nothing of my scrupulous fidelity — that is a matter of course. Finally I have lost nearly two pounds in weight since you became my mistress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
__ MADEMOISELLE DE MAUPIN Rosette. If I am in your way, I shall get up. You are stony-hearted ; the drops of water wear away the rock, but my tears have no effect on you. (She weeps.) /. If you cry like that you will make a bath-tub of the bed, or rather an ocean. Can you swim, Rosette ?
Rosette. You wretch !
I. Good ! I am a wretch now. You flatter me, Rosette ; I have not that honour ; I am a peaceful citizen, alas ! and have not committed the smallest crime; I may have committed a blunder — ...that of loving you passionately, that is all. Do you insist on my repenting of it ? I have loved you — I love you as much as I can. Since I have been your lover I have clung to your footsteps ; I have given you my whole time, my days and my nights. I have not used fine language to you, because I like it in print only, but I have given you many a proof of my affection. I shall say nothing of my scrupulous fidelity — that is a matter of course. Finally I have lost nearly two pounds in weight since you became my mistress.
What to read after The Works of Théophile Gautier 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gautier, Théophile, 1811-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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