Emile Zola Quotes

The Air There Was Heavy With The Somnolence Of A Party Prolonged Into The Early Hours; And A Dull Light Came From The Lamps, Whose Charred Wicks Glowed Red Inside Their Globes. The Ladies Had Reached That Vaguely Melancholy Hour When They Felt It Necessary To Tell Each Other The Story Of Their Lives.

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