Примери коришћења Madame raquin на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Madame Raquin listened to him with anguish.
And she embraced Madame Raquin, who shut her eyes.
Madame Raquin understood, and two big tears rolled down her cheeks.
The brutal frankness of the former commissary, gave Madame Raquin a painful shock.
She overwhelmed Madame Raquin with her tearful despair.
Bringing her embroidery with her,she took the vacant chair of Madame Raquin behind the counter.
When alone with Madame Raquin, they were unable to divert their thoughts;
A shock of terror alone had made the married pair speak, andavow their crime in the presence of Madame Raquin.
Madame Raquin who expected nobody, hastened to light the lamp, and prepare the tea.
They dared not cast their eyes on one another, but looked at Madame Raquin to give themselves countenances.
Madame Raquin watched the couple with faint smiles, and a look of feeble, but grateful goodwill.
Little by little,they decided to treat Madame Raquin as though nothing had happened to her.
Madame Raquin could not, at first, accustom herself to the thought that her son was already forgotten.
Sometimes even, forgetting she was on her knees before Madame Raquin, she continued her monologue as in a dream.
Madame Raquin was happy, happy at the care and affection bestowed on her by her dear children.
The former had assumed a woeful anddespairing demeanour which at the end of a few days alarmed Madame Raquin.
Since Madame Raquin had become aware of the horrible secret, she had been awaiting this evening with feverish impatience.
Then, without pronouncing a syllable, she quickly crossed the dining-room andentered the apartment occupied by Madame Raquin.
Madame Raquin cast piercing glances at her, indignant to hear the praise of Camille sung by such a pair of lips.
When the guests arrived in the evening, Madame Raquin occupied her usual place, between the stove and table.
Madame Raquin, at last remembering, stretched out her trembling arms, and, taking Therese by the neck, exclaimed.
While Michaud was talking with Laurent,slowly following the quays, Madame Raquin had an almost identical conversation with Therese.
For three days, Madame Raquin and Therese had remained in bed without speaking, and without even seeing one another.
He mentioned, haphazard, everything that came into his head,invariably offering the contrary to what Madame Raquin desired.
When she perceived Madame Raquin more calm, she busied herself about her, advising her to rise, and go down to the shop.
By remaining with her, he would, on the contrary, be able to satisfy his inclination for idleness, and to live liberally,doing nothing, on the revenue Madame Raquin had placed in the name of his wife.
Laurent frequently gazed at Madame Raquin, his lips pressed together, his hands stretched out on his knees, putting all his life into his sparkling and swiftly moving eyes.
As soon as twilight came, they shuddered, lowering the lamp-shade so as not to see one another, andendeavouring to persuade themselves that Madame Raquin was about to speak and thus remind them of her presence.
On repeated occasions, he took Madame Raquin to one side, and terrified her by appearing very much alarmed himself at the changes and ravages he said he perceived on the face of the young woman.
Pleading against her heart, she gave her niece to understand that despair should not be eternal; and, finally,in response to an exclamation of the young woman saying she would never replace Camille, Madame Raquin abruptly pronounced the name of Laurent.