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Therese Raquin

CHAPTER XXIX
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She experienced keen delight in being struck, delivering herself up, thrusting her body forward, provoking her husband in every way, so that he might half kill her again.

This was another remedy for her suffering.

She slept better at night when she had been thoroughly beaten in the evening.

Madame Raquin enjoyed exquisite pleasure, when Laurent dragged her niece along the floor in this way, belabouring her with thumps and kicks.
The existence of the assassin had become terrible since the day when Therese conceived the infernal idea of feeling remorse and of mourning Camille aloud.

From that moment the wretch lived everlastingly with his victim.


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