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longbesilenced;sotriflingactatoaviole
seelikedness.no,ihavenotloved,butihavethirstedinthe
desert.”
”thedesert”shesaidbitterly,pointingtothevalley.”ah”she
exclaid,”hosubtledistinsfaithfulhearts
arenotsoleaed.”
”hee,”isaid,”donotquarreleforaceexpression.
no,soulhasnotvaasterof
sehatanisnotignorantthatyouaretheonlyoneiever
loved.sheplaysasendarypartinlife;sheknoandis
resigned.ihavetherighttoleaveherasnleaveurtesans.”
”andthen”
”shetellsthatshehinkingthat
thisresolveartlehee.buta
disdainfulsle,reexpressivethahoughtsitnveyed,
fliydearnsce,”intinued,”ifyou
yresistahesedusthatledto
fallyouaal”
”yes,fatal”sheuch.ibelievedyou
capableofthevirtueapriestpractises.allisover,”shentinued,
afterapause.”ioue
thefiresofearthlylife.theing
on.iailingnoaybeill;ieverbethebrilliant
fairyhfavors.befaithfultoladydudley.
deleine,irainingtobeyours,ah
poordeleine,poordeleine”sherepeated,liketheuful
burdenofasong.”iee:
ther,youarenotkindtofelixdearcreature”
shelookedatintheraysofthesettingsunastheyglided
throughthefoliage.seizedpassionfortheshipkofour
livesshetuedbaoriesofourpurepast,yieldingto
ditationsutual.ses;
oureyesthevalleytothefields,frohewindowsof
y
bouquets,thefragrantlanguageofourdesires.ithour
ofpleasure,ehepurityofhercatholicsoul.thisse,
sograndtoeaelany
heskies.
”friend,”shesaid,”iobeygod,forhishandisinallthis.”
ididnotknouchlaterthedeepaningofherwords.we
sloyarndleaneduponit
resignedly,bleedingstill,buthabandageonherwound.
”huhus,”shesaid.”onsieurdertsaufdoo
deservehisfateitprovestheexistenceofabetterworld.alas,for
thoseays”
sheatinglifesotruly,nsideringitsdiverseaspects
soprofoundlythattheseldjudgntsrevealedtothedisgust
thathadeuponherforallthingsherebelohe
portishedroppedarndsaidtheselastwords:”ifgodhas
givenusthesentintandthedesireforhappinessoughthenotto
takechargehielfofisoulswhohavefoundsorrowonlyin
thisloustbesodisnot,andourlifeis
hanacrueljest.”
sheenteredahehousequickly;ifouhesofa,
croug,asthoughblastedbythevoiceothe
ground.
”atter”iasked.
”inolongerknoisvirtue,”shereplied;”ihaveno
nsyown.”
rified,listeningtotheechoofthoseh
felllikeastointoagulf.
”ifiaistakeninlifesheisrightinhers,”heesaidat
last.
thusherlaststrugglefollohappiness.heunt
sheplainedofillness,sheplained.i
njuredhertotellexactlysherefusedto
explainandeapreytounendingrerse.
deleiher,adayiheardthatthe
untesshadbeenseizedhnausea,caused,shesaid,bytheviolent
extsofthatday.thusi,ylifeforhers,
iwaskillingher.
”dearunt,”isaidtonsieurdertsauf,etoplay
backgaon,”ithiessveryseriouslyill.thereisstill
titosaveher;praysendfet,andpersuadehertofollowhis
advice.”
”et,e”criedtheunt.”no,no;illnsult
carbonneau.”
duringthishefirstdaysofit,everythingwas
anguishtothebeginningofparalysisoftheheartvanitywas
rtified,soulrent.oneedshavebeereofall
looksandaspirations,theinspringofthelifeabouthithetorch
froersdreheirlight,touandthehorrorof
thevoidthate.allthi
thespiritthatgavelifetothe.
inooodthedesperatedesireofloversoseeeach
ainhingeso
chtofindthechillingsilehegraveely
sparkledsueatlasttoenvy
thedislignorany
despairbecasogreatthattheuntess,ithought,feltpityfor
it.onedayafterdinneraseadohe
riveridealastefforttoobtainfiveness.itoldjacquestogo
onhhissister,andleavioook
heothepunt.
”hee,”isaid;”oneyselfinto
theindreihavesinned,yes,itistrue;butanotlikeadogin
hisfaithfulattatsiretulikehilikehishad.ifhe
does;
strike,bruise,butgivebackyourheart.”
”poorchild,”shesaid,”areyounotalyson”
shetookarndsilentlyrejoinedherchildren,she
retuedtoetotheunt,otalk
politicsaproposofhisneighbors.
”letusgoin,”isaid;”youarebareheaded,andthedeaydoyou
aninjury.”
”youpity,dearfelix,”hea
fort,onprinciple,perhaps.”
oehherhusband;itwasnow
iofindexcusestojoinher.ifoundherhherchildren,
explainingtherulesofbackgaontojacques.
”seethere,”saidtheunt,heaffe
sheshothatiaeglected.
husbands,dearfelix,arealostvirtuous
aninthewor
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