Zibeline — Complete
Zibeline — Complete
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You are rich, and I have only my pay:the antithesis is flagrant! The gossips comment upon it, and exploit thefact against me. " "Against you!" cried Eugenie, indignantly.
"Against me--yes. I have proof of it. A man in private life wouldbe justified in ignoring such gossip, but for a man in my professionambiguity has no place, nor has compromise. Himself a severe judge ofthe conduct of others, he must not afford them a single instance wherebythey can accuse him of not following his own precepts.... " And, as his companion remained silent and startled before an explanationso unexpected, he added: "You say nothing, my love. You must divine the depth of my chagrinat the prospect of a necessary separation, and you are sufficientlycharitable not to remind me that I ought to have made these tardyreflections before I yielded to a fascination which made me close myeyes to facts. " "I reproach you with nothing, Henri, " said Eugenie in a trembling voice. "I myself yielded to the same enchantment, and in abandoning myselfto it, I did not foresee that some day it might be prejudicial to yourhonor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are rich, and I have only my pay:the antithesis is flagrant! The gossips comment upon it, and exploit thefact against me. " "Against you!" cried Eugenie, indignantly.
"Against me--yes. I have proof of it. A man in private life wouldbe justified in ignoring such gossip, but for a man in my professionambiguity has no place, nor has compromise. Himself a severe judge ofthe conduct of others, he must not afford them a single instance wherebythey can accuse him of not following his own precepts.... " And, as his companion remained silent and startled before an explanationso unexpected, he added: "You say nothing, my love. You must divine the depth of my chagrinat the prospect of a necessary separation, and you are sufficientlycharitable not to remind me that I ought to have made these tardyreflections before I yielded to a fascination which made me close myeyes to facts. " "I reproach you with nothing, Henri, " said Eugenie in a trembling voice. "I myself yielded to the same enchantment, and in abandoning myselfto it, I did not foresee that some day it might be prejudicial to yourhonor.
What to read after Zibeline — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massa Philippe Marquis De to read onlineMoreLess
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