Edmee

"Edmee, that is very wrong," said the abbe; "such remedies turn to poison."

Mauprat George Sand 1840

"Edmee," I said to her, in a bitter tone, and with a frightful grimace that was intended to be a sarcastic smile, "would you like me to hand this letter to M. de la Marche's lackey, and at the same time tell him in a whisper at what time his master may come to the tryst?"

Mauprat George Sand 1840

"Edmee," I cried, springing to me feet, "what is the matter, and how does that letter which is worrying you so much concern myself?"

Mauprat George Sand 1840

"Edmee," I said, throwing myself on my knees, "let me see that letter.

Mauprat George Sand 1840

"Edmee," I said, "I implore you never to be afraid of me again.

Mauprat George Sand 1840

We see the untamed nature of Bernard de Mauprat gradually giving way under the influence of the noble and delicious Edmee.

George Sand: Some Aspects of Her Life and Writings 1910

We see the untamed nature of Bernard de Mauprat gradually giving way under the influence of the noble and delicious Edmee.

George Sand; Some Aspects of her Life and Writings 1910

We see the untamed nature of Bernard de Mauprat gradually giving way under the influence of the noble and delicious Edmee.

George Sand, some aspects of her life and writings Ren�� Doumic 1898

Edmee and I would not consent to be separated, even temporarily, from our good friends, my sole defenders, Marcasse, Patience, Arthur, and the

Mauprat George Sand 1840

He wanted to take the coach for Paris that very evening; but I implored him to go to Sainte-Severe first of all to get news of Edmee.

Mauprat George Sand 1840