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Therese Raquin

CHAPTER VII
13/23

On two occasions, I wanted to run away, to go straight before me, towards the sun; but my courage failed.

They had turned me into a docile brute with their tame benevolence and sickly tenderness.

Then I lied, I always lied.

I remained there quite gentle, quite silent, dreaming of striking and biting." After a silence, she continued: "I do not know why I consented to marry Camille.

I did not protest, from a feeling of a sort of disdainful indifference.


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