After every report of his pistol, they burst into joyous laughter, and as each corpse sank beneath the surface, they sang even louder. I grew up during the war; several members of my family perished in Hitler's concentration camps; but what were their deaths compared with the memories of a lost period in my life, a period that would never return? Weaving its way through the drunks in the hotel restaurant, her body sagged under the weight of the beers on the tray, and her soul lay somewhere at the level of the stomach or pancreas. Now we can better understand the meaning of Tereza's secret vice, her long looks and frequent glances in the mirror. It was like a platform in the theater. As he left the building, the sprinklers were spouting jets of water over the lawn and he was in a capital mood. She sang because she was afraid that if she did not sing the women would kill her.
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Contacting one or another of the women he had met during his several months in Zurich? And so it was not the flu that kept him from sleeping with Tereza on her first visit.
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What then shall we choose? She knew then the birds of fortuity had begun alighting on her shoulders that this stranger was her fate. The only reason she found the strength to leave was that she never heard that voice. Though it was not far from the truth, he never dared tell them the whole truth: That is why Tomas accepted Tereza's wish to emigrate as the culprit accepts his sentence, and one day he and Tereza and Karenin found themselves in the largest city in Switzerland.
But once in Prague, she found she had to spend some time taking care of various practical matters, and began unbrarable off her departure.
This mitigating circumstance prevents us from coming to a verdict.
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The only thing they bequeathed to him was a fear of women. Tereza would never forget those awful pauses in the middle of his sentences. He lacked the strength to control his taste for other women.
Hoping to alleviate the pain in her heart by pains of the flesh, milann jabbed needles under her fingernails. He walked through the hall of the flat into the hall of the building the hall shared by all the beiingclosing the door in her face.
At times she twisted her head violently from side to side. She had come kunsera with the flu. How had he come to make such a sudden decision umbearable for nearly a fortnight he had wavered so much that he could not even bring himself to send a postcard asking her how ,ightness was?
The authorities would never let her travel abroad. Looking out over the courtyard at the dirty walls, he realized he had no idea whether it was hysteria or love. Then he went down to the 86 embankment and took the lightnes transport boat to the north bank of the lake, where he lived.
Sabina, meanwhile, strode back and forth, wine in hand, going on about her grandfather, who'd been the mayor of a small town; Sabina had never known him; all he'd left behind was this bowler hat and a picture showing a raised platform with several small-town dignitaries on it; one of them was Grandfather; it wasn't at all clear what they were doing up there on the platform; maybe they were officiating at some ceremony, unveiling a monument to a fellow dignitary who had also once worn a bowler hat at public ceremonies.
There is no means of testing which decision is better, because there is no basis for comparison.
Let me return to this dream. Tereza thought that at last, after twenty years, she was hearing the voice of her mother's love, and felt kunderx going back. If he made love to her in her Geneva studio, he would be going from one woman to the other, from wife to mistress and back in a single day, and because in Geneva husband and wife sleep together in the French style, in the same bed, he would be going from the bed of one woman to the bed of another in the space of several hours.
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Tomas shrugged his unbeagable and said, "Es muss sein. From the Swiss doctor's point of view Tereza's move could only appear hysterical and abhorrent.
Her face was blank, expressionless, but she moved energetically. Sabina took the camera from her, and Tereza took off her clothes.
And having told herself all this, she pressed her face against Karenin's furry head and said, "Sorry, Karenin. Tereza finally looked away from the paintings only to see the bed set in the middle of the room like a platform 21 Next to the bed stood a small table, and on the table the model of a human head, the kind hairdressers put wigs on.
Then the other women's bodies would be their playthings. As she turned the pages, the wash water dripped all over them.
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There were Russian airplanes circling over Prague, and it was impossible to sleep for the noise. Besides, he failed to see the need. But her jealousy thus tamed by day burst forth all the more savagely in her dreams, each of which ended in a wail he could silence only by waking her.
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