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Therese Raquin

CHAPTER XXII
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Laurent, at times, thought of taking Therese violently in his arms; but he dared not move.

He said to himself that he could not extend his hand, without getting it full of the soft flesh of Camille.

Next he fancied that the drowned man came to sleep between them so as to prevent them clasping one another, and he ended by understanding that Camille was jealous.
Nevertheless, ever and anon, they sought to exchange a timid kiss, to see what would happen.

The young man jeered at his wife, and ordered her to embrace him.

But their lips were so cold that it seemed as if the dead man had got between their mouths.


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