Quotation from: VilletteWritten by: Charlotte Bronte |
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The combat was very sharp for a time. I seemed to have lost M. Paul's affection; he treated me strangely. In his most unjust moments he would insinuate that I had deceived him when I appeared, what he called "faible"--that is incompetent; he said I had feigned a false incapacity. Again, he would turn suddenly round and accuse me of the most far-fetched imitations and impossible plagiarisms, asserting that I had extracted the pith out of books I had not so much as heard of-- and over the perusal of which I should infallibly have fallen down in a sleep as deep as that of Eutychus.
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