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thatiteverclithatheightagaiselfalone,h
nightapproag,ahehoals,soinohat
sheandiedbyauniverse.ahinoursouls
likeaust”heardinthechurchesoodfridayatthehourthesaviourdied,adreadfulsehawes
youngsoulsloveisreligion.allheesillusions
oneblohadespassion.shedid
notlookat;sherefusedthelightthatforsixlongyearshad
shoneuponlife.shekhespringoftheeffulgent
raysshedbyoureyesoheyservedas
pathiing,parting,
playing,liketenelleachotherall.bitterlyi
feltthehthisroof,wherepleasurewas
unknoheheir
pristicdust.if,thenightbefore,ihadalloo
departalone,ifihadtheuedtoclochegourde,ay
be,heeae,perhapsperhapsdadertsaufght
notsoysister.butnoeny
ostentatiousattentions,playingherpartvehentlyforthevery
purposeofnotgingit.duringbreakfastsheshoeathousand
easthoughiwerea
sieshepitied.
”youheunt;”ihopeyouhavebrought
backagoodappetite,youaotyetdestroyed.”
thisrerk,ileofasistertoheeslips,
pletedseheridiyposition.itpossible
tobeatclochegourdebydayandsaintcyrbynight.duringthedayi
felthoethefriendofaanwehavelong
loved.thetransition,easyenoughitabout,
islikeanillnessinyouth.ied;icursedthepleasurelady
dudleygave;iandblood.iuld
nottearherrivalinpiecesbeforeher,forsheavoidedspeakingof
her;indeed,hadispokenofarabella,hee,nobleandsublito
theinstrey.after
fiveyearsofdelightfulinterursehingtosaytoeach
other;ourionhourthoughts;wewerehiding
froachotherourintolerablepain,utualsufferingshad
beenourfirstinterpreter.
heeassudaeasforherself,butshewas
sad.shespokeofherselfassister,afoundnogroundon
ainedfreaterpartofthetiin
nstrainedsilence.sheincreasediniserybyfeigningto
believethatshe.
”isufferrethanyou,”isaidtoheratantyself
styledsisterininesarcas
”hoily.
”bee.”
atlasthernnerbecasoldandindifferentthatiresolvedto
leaveclochegourde.thatevening,oerrace,isaidfareo
theily,bled.theyallfolloeto
thelayhorseetoasitook
thebridleinhand.
”letusheaveogether,alone,”shesaid.
igaveherarandhroughtheurtyardhslowand
asuredsteps,asthoughourrhythentous.
he
boundaryshestopped.
”fareyfriend,”shesaid,throybreastand
herararoundneck,”fareeetagain.godhas
giventhesadpoeerthe
terrorthatseizedthedayyoufirstcaback,soyoung,so
handsoandisaeasyoudothisdaywhen
youareleavingclochegourdeandgoingtosaintcyreagain,
durinightihaveseenintothefuture.friend,weare
speakingtogetherforthelastti.ihardlynowsayafeords
toyou,foritisbutapartofthatspeaksatall.deathhas
alreadyseizedonsothingin.youhavetakeherfroer
children,ino.you;jacques
anddeleineloveyouasifyouhadaladetheuffer.”
”death”icried,frightenedasilookedatherandbeheldthefireof
hershiningeyes,ofothosewhohavenever
knoalady,unlessi
parethoseeyestoballsofbuishedsilver.”die”isaid.
”hee,indyoutolive.youusedtoaskanoathof,i
youandobey
hihing.”
”ereha
isuood.
”youdonotloveenoughtoobeyblindly,asthatserablelady
dudleydoes”
”yes,yes,iried,goadedbyjealousy.
”thenistay,”isaid,kissiheeyelids.
frightehearandleanedagainsta
tree;theuedalooking
back.butifollohed
thelaission
touchedher.
”iaoursforever,andasyouwill,”isaid;”foriloveyouas
yourauntlovedyou.”
shetreledandyhand.
”onelook,”isaid,”onere,oofouroldlooksthean
ysoulilluheglance
shegave,”giveslessoflifeandsoulthanihavenoeived.
hee,thouartbestbelovedonlylove.”
”ishalllive”shesaid;”butcureyourselfaswell.”
thatlookhadeffas.thusiwas
theplaythingofthetoncilablepassionsihavenoribed
toyou;ieately.ilovedanangelanda
den;tenequallybeautiful,oneadoedhallthevirtues
perfes,theotherh
alltheviceshroughselfishness.retuingalongthat
avenue,lookingbackagainandagainatdadertsauf,asshe
leanedagainstatreesurroundedbyherchildrenheir
haionofprideinfinding
selfthearbiteroftiheglory,inwaysso
different,ofensodistinguished;proudofinspiringsuchgreat
passionsthatdeathstetoheveriabandoned.ahbelieve
,thatpassihasbeendoublypunished
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