L'abbé CM. Boyars, 1983 - 158 páginas Told 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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... torture , it triggers a sudden panic . ' I was listening to him religiously . If he stopped talking for even a second , the silence was unbearable – excessively so - like night in a church . He started again and from that point on ...
... torture , it triggers a sudden panic . ' I was listening to him religiously . If he stopped talking for even a second , the silence was unbearable – excessively so - like night in a church . He started again and from that point on ...
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... torture - chamber himself . He didn't tell me whether he had resisted or not ; it was clear to me that he had resisted , but he told me sadly that he would want to kill any man who condemned those who give in : he himself felt sorry for ...
... torture - chamber himself . He didn't tell me whether he had resisted or not ; it was clear to me that he had resisted , but he told me sadly that he would want to kill any man who condemned those who give in : he himself felt sorry for ...
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... tortured at length , my visitor asked him : “ In that case , why did they torture you ? " His tormentors had at first refused to believe him ; they had demanded other names . We know that , in the end , he let himself be tortured and ...
... tortured at length , my visitor asked him : “ In that case , why did they torture you ? " His tormentors had at first refused to believe him ; they had demanded other names . We know that , in the end , he let himself be tortured and ...
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afraid anguish ANISETTE arms asked became began betraying breath brothel brother butcher cassock Charles Charles's chasuble Chianine church darkness dead death depressed despite doctor door drinking dying Eponine Eponine's escape everything eyes face faint feel felt gave GEORGES BATAILLE Germaine give glass hand happy head hear heard hirsute idea imagined impotence indifference irritated knew laugh laughter light longer look Madame Hanusse malaise manuscript matter of fact Mother Superior naked nausea never night nine o'clock nudity nuns painful perspiration pleasure pretended priest Raymonde rectory replied Robert Robert's notes Rosie Rosie's sacristan sacristy saying a word scream seemed sense shame silence sleep slowly smile solitude someone sort speak spoke stopped street suddenly sure talk Te Deum tell there's thing thought tion told took torture tower voice vulgar waiting wanted whispering whore William Blake window woman
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