Émile Zola: The pride of abnegation had vanished, and she was willing that those she loved should be happy through other instrumenta

The pride of abnegation had vanished, and she was willing that those she loved s — Émile Zola

The pride of abnegation had vanished, and she was willing that those she loved should be happy through other instrumentality than her own.

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