[The Dream by Emile Zola]@TWC D-Link bookThe Dream CHAPTER VI 21/48
He was completely subdued.
She was everything to him from this moment.
He would follow her to the last day of his life, in the worship of her light feet, her delicate hands, of her whole being, adorable and perfect as a dream.
She continued to walk before him, with a short quick step, and he followed her closely, suffocated by a thought of the happiness he scarcely dared hope might come to him. But another sudden gust of wind came up, and there was a perfect flight into the distance of cambric collars and cuffs, of neckerchiefs and chemisettes of muslin, which, as they disappeared, seemed like a flock of white birds knocked about by the tempest. Angelique began to run. "Oh dear! What shall I do? You will have to come again and help me.
Oh dear!" They both rushed forward.
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