Книга · Quo Vadis
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Автор: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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Wide-awake and nervous, Schofield lay open-eyed upon the couch
while unbidden thoughts raced through his brain.
The very fact of his sleeping on the plush couch was enough to
bring to his mind the memory of one whom he had irretrievably
lost on this memorable night. Was she not at this moment under
his own roof, miserable and nearly destitute? He knew that, as
long as he might live, his humble room up-stairs would never be
the same again.
It had been made a place sweet and full of wonder by the very
fact that she was in it. Never again, he knew, could he enter it
without its being faintly fragrant of her who, all his life, he
had considered the divinest created thing on earth. By her
presence she had sanctified it and made of it a shrine for his
meditative and wakeful hours.
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