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abovethestarryjessane,donatingtherainofpollenthatsoft
stflutteringintheairandreflegthelightinitsriad
particles.anintoxicatedhtheodorofthevealgrasses
ouandthishofofferedthoughts,theseardent
desiresofalovedendingthehappinessrefusedinahundred
strugglesillreneinuous,uneal
putthisspeechoftheflohelightofaoshos
crispdetails,itsdelitrasts,itsarabesquesoflor,and
alloepetalreexpanded
tha.does,light,andsong,the
purestexpressionofouature.hesestogod,are
theynotlikeoflunousflowers
rringtheirsadotheheart,cherishingitshidden
transports,itsunutteredhopes,itsillusionsandfallto
fragntslikethegossarofasuersnight
sueutralpleasureshelptosootheanatureirritatedbylong
ionofthepersonbeloved.theye,idarenotsay
toher,likethosefissuresinadahroughheerfindsa
ventandavoidsdisaster.abstinencebringsdeadlyexhaustion,ha
febsfallingfroeavenlikennainthedesert,sufficesto
relieve.sotisifoundheestandingbeforethesebouquets
s,lostinagitatedreverie,thoughtsswellingher
bosoilluningherbroheysurgedinwavesandsankagain,
leavinglassitudeandlanguorbehindtheneveragainhaveidea
bouquetforahislanguageand
fordittoouruses,asatisfafilledoursoulslikethatofa
slaveasters.
duriofthisnthasieadhthe
gardensioftensathehe
salonshebroideryfra.ifididnotarriveat
thehourexpectedthoughneverappointed,isa
e
toetyou;istshoyyouchild.”
theserablegasofbackgaooend.theuntslate
pureingoinghitherandthitheraboutthe
property,surveying,exaning,andrkingtheboundariesofhisnew
possessions.hehadive,ruralooverlookh
erseye,allofthelannedanddecidedonbyhiswife
andhielf.,theuntessandi,hthe
childreheelvesontheeris,
stagbeetles,daingneedles,theytookingtheirbouquets,orto
speakretruly,theirbundlesoffloan
,toguidehersteps,theseare
illitablejoysthatsufficealifeti.nfidehee.
he”general,”atitlegiventothe
uhesetepath
gavelightandshadetoourpleasure,asecretks
debarredfronion.ourtalk,sofreeas,hadhidden
significationsasued,herofusgaveananso
sofurtiveinterrogation,orntinuedasubject,alreadybegun,in
theenigticphrasestoself,andh
enaresoingeniousinposing.knohepleasureof
suchsecretuandingsinasphereapartfrohoseaboutus,a
sphereeetoutsideofsociallaws
onedayae,when
theunt,oknoalkingof,puttheinquiry,
andheeanseaning,h
satisfiedhithisaseddeleiher
therblushedandgaveaforbiddinglook,asiftosaysheght
stillhersoulasshehadoncehdrawnherhand.
butourpurelyspiritualunionhadfartoonychar,andonthe
rrontinuedasbefore.
thehours,days,andhrejoys.grape
harvest,thefestalseasonintouraine,began.toheendof
septeerthesun,lesshotthanduringtheharvest,allowsof
ourstayinginthevineyardsingoverheated.it
iseasiertogathergrapesthanto.fruitsofallkindsare
ripe,harvestsaregaered,breadislessdear;thesenseofplenty
kestheuntrypeoplehappy.fearsastotheresultsofruraltoil,
ihansisofte,vanishbeforeafull
granaryandcellarsabouttooverfloageisthenlikeagay
dessertafterthedinneriseaten;theskiesoftouraine,he
autusarealagnifit,sleuponit.inthishospitableland
thevintagersarefedandlodgediershouse.thealsare
theonlyohroughouttheyearhesepoorpeopletaste
substantial,asthe
iliese
approachestheyflocroastersare
knootreatthelaborersliberally.thehouseisfullofpeopleand
ofprovisions.thepressesareoperyisalivehthe
ingandgoingofitiopers,ofcartsfilledhlaughing
girlsandjoyoushusbandn,terhanatanyother
tiduringtheyear,andheygo.thereisalsoanother
causeofpleasurable:classesandranksareequal;en,
children,sters,andn,allthatlittlehe
gaeringofthedivinehoard.thesevariouselentsofsatisfa
explainthehilarityoftheviransttedfrogetoagein
theselastgloriousdaysofautu,thereranceofhinspired
rabelaisofhisgreatwork.
thechildren,jacquesanddeleine,hadneverseenavintage;iwas
liketheandtheyinedelightatfindingasharer
oftheirpleasure;theirther,too,prosedtoayus.we
anufactured,iofthe
prettiestthatuldbebought;forocutcertainrows
reservedforourscissors;ithatnoneofus
anygrapes.toeatthefatbuouraineina
vineyardseedsodeliciousthathefigrapeson
thediable.jacquesdesonoother
vineyard,butstaycloselyatclochegourde.neverhesefrail
littlebeings,usuallypallidandsling,sofreshandrosyand
activeastheyoing.theychatteredforchatterssake,
andtrottedabouted,like
otherorelifeth
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