[Therese Raquin by Emile Zola]@TWC D-Link bookTherese Raquin CHAPTER VII 21/23
She grabbed his arm and pushed him down at the foot of the bed.
With perfect self-possession she whispered: "Stay there.
Don't move." She threw all his clothes that were lying about over him and covered them with a white petticoat she had taken off.
Without losing her calm, she lay down, half-naked, with her hair loose. When Madame Raquin quietly opened the door and tiptoed to the bed the younger woman pretended to be asleep.
Laurent, under all the clothes was in a panic. "Therese," asked the old lady with some concern, "are you all right, my dear ?" Therese, opening her eyes and yawning, answered that she had a terrible migraine.
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