 She had done very wrong. She knew that she had done wrong. . . . She understood it now, and knew that she could not forgive herself. But can you forgive her, delicate reader? Or am I asking the question too early in my story? [We are on page 384 of an...  The Parliamentary Novels - 140 ページAnthony Trollope 著 - 1893全文表示 - この書籍について
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...allowed the sentiment of love to determine her marriage choice; that she had 'sinned against her sex'; that she had 'sinned with that sin which specially disgraces a woman'; that 'she had thrown off from her that wondrous aroma of precious delicacy, which is the greatest treasure... | |
 | Sharon Marcus - 2009 - 369 ページ
...to the lot of any young lady" (353). Alice takes his censure to heart, and the narrator echoes it: "She had done very wrong. She knew that she had done...sin which specially disgraces a woman. . . . She had thrown off her that wondrous aroma of precious delicacy, which is the greatest treasure of womanhood"... | |
 | Anna Maria Jones - 2007 - 176 ページ
...life" (109-10, vol. 1, chap. 11). And, of course, she violently regrets the decision once it is made: "She had done very wrong. She knew that she had done...wrong. She knew that she had sinned with that sin that specially disgraces a woman . . . She understood it now, and knew that she could not forgive herself"... | |
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