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Afterward, everything would disappear, even the pain; the pain then in me was
what remained of a turbulent life. I foresaw something empty and dark, something
unfriendly, huge — something that was no longer me. The doctors appeared.
Afterward, everything would disappear, even the pain; the pain then in me was
what remained of a turbulent life. I foresaw something empty and dark, something
unfriendly, huge — something that was no longer me. The doctors appeared.
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I was like a trapped animal. I was dumbfounded by the idea that I belonged to
Lazare, that I was in her possession I remembered that, as a child, I was as dirty
as Lazare. The memory was painful. I recalled one depressing moment in
particular.
I was like a trapped animal. I was dumbfounded by the idea that I belonged to
Lazare, that I was in her possession I remembered that, as a child, I was as dirty
as Lazare. The memory was painful. I recalled one depressing moment in
particular.
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"Was it the train ride that made you sick?" "No. I've been sick for a month, the jolts
only hurt. I was in pain, in great pain, all through the night. But — " She took my
head in both hands and looked away as she told me, "The pain made me happy.
"Was it the train ride that made you sick?" "No. I've been sick for a month, the jolts
only hurt. I was in pain, in great pain, all through the night. But — " She took my
head in both hands and looked away as she told me, "The pain made me happy.
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Crítica de los usuarios - Kristelh - LibraryThingA nihilist novel by Georges Bataille, Blue of Noon, is set during the Spanish Civil War and the early years of Nazi movement. The protagonist, Henri Timmermann is a sick man (physically and ... Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - amerynth - LibraryThingWhile I didn't actually hate Georges Bataille's "Blue of Noon," I really didn't get it either. This supposed to be a novel that used eroticism to show how sex, violence and power is intertwined and ... Leer comentario completo
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Blue of Noon |
| Autor | Georges Bataille |
| Editor | Urizen Books, 1978 |
| ISBN | 0893960047, 9780893960049 |
| Largo | 155 páginas |
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