L'abbé CTold in a series of first-person accounts, L"'Abbe C" is a startling narrative about the intense and terrifying relationship between twin brothers. Charles is a modern libertine, dedicated to vice and depravity, while Robert is a priest so devout that he is nicknamed L'Abbe'. When the sexually wild Eponine intrudes upon their suffocating relationship, anguish, delirium, and death ensue. Other works by Georges Bataille published by Marion Boyars include "Blue of Noon" and "My Mother Madame Edwarda and the Dead Man. |
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The pleasure of living , in fact , pertained to the world that had rejected me : that
was the world of those who are , by incessant change , alternately united and
disjoined , separated and brought together again in a process by which despair
itself ...
The pleasure of living , in fact , pertained to the world that had rejected me : that
was the world of those who are , by incessant change , alternately united and
disjoined , separated and brought together again in a process by which despair
itself ...
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provincial bedroom , every piece of linen , every book told a tale of frenzied
pleasure . The few scraps of clothing she had kept on her body completed the
evidence of her ' wayward life ' . I stretched out naked beside her . The dim light
from a ...
provincial bedroom , every piece of linen , every book told a tale of frenzied
pleasure . The few scraps of clothing she had kept on her body completed the
evidence of her ' wayward life ' . I stretched out naked beside her . The dim light
from a ...
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Look at me ... ' I was looking at Rosie and became totally absorbed in a vision of
unrestricted pleasure welling up all around me . Rosie fell to her knees , and
there on her knees she shouted and danced all around . She shook her body up
and ...
Look at me ... ' I was looking at Rosie and became totally absorbed in a vision of
unrestricted pleasure welling up all around me . Rosie fell to her knees , and
there on her knees she shouted and danced all around . She shook her body up
and ...
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Crítica de los usuarios - arubabookwoman - LibraryThingThis is the story of twin brothers, Robert, a pius priest, and Charles, a depraved libertine, who despite their character differences remain close. Both are attracted to a "loose" woman, Eponine, with ... Leer comentario completo
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PART | 9 |
The Editors Preface | 11 |
PART TWO The Narrative Written by Charles C | 31 |
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able already anguish appeared arms asked became become began believe brother butcher changed Charles coming completely continued couldn't darkness dead death desire didn't doctor don't door doubt drinking dying Eponine escape everything eyes face fact fall feel felt finally friends front gave Germaine give glass hand happy head hear heard hold idea imagined it's keep kind knew later laugh leave light living longer look Madame Hanusse matter meaning mind moment naked never night object once painful perhaps person pleasure possible Raymonde reason replied Robert Rosie scream seemed sense silence simple sleep slowly smile someone sort sound speak spoke stopped street suddenly suffer sure surprised taken talk tell thing thought told took turned voice waiting wanted window wished woman
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