No one was more vulnerable, no one more chaste than I.
And when from time to time I saw young girls pass by in the town, pretty and clean, bright and charming,
they seemed to me like wonderful, pure dream women, a thousand times too good and too pure for me.
For a long time I could not bring myself to enter Mrs. Jaggelt’s stationery shop,
because I blushed when I saw her and thought of what Alphonse Beck had told me about her.
The more I realized how different I was from the members of my new set, how isolated I was in their midst,
the less easy was it for that very reason to break with them.
I do not really know whether the toping and bragging ever caused me much pleasure,
and I could never so accustom myself to hard drinking that I did not feel the painful consequences after each bout.
I was as if coerced into doing this. I did it because I had to,
because I was otherwise absolutely ignorant of a course to follow, I knew not where to begin.
I was afraid of being long alone. I was frightened of the many tender, chaste, intimate moods to which I constantly felt myself inclined,
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