. Alte Liebesgeschichten erzählen. Schwierigkeit. Wie üblich, aber der Vormund hatte seine Entdeckung zu spät gemacht, und es kam ein Tag, als Heloise erkannte, dass showas bald eine Mutter zu werden, und schrieb verrietAbelard die wunderbare Nachricht - mit Transportsof Joy. Es ist notwendig, Heloisesattitude in Gegenwart einer Kontingenz zu betonen, die mostfraues natürlich und notwendigerweise als tragisch betrachten würde, wie es für ihren Teil - so der noblere Teil - in der ganzen Geschichte charakteristisch ist.Was sollte sie tun ? Sie fragte. Abelardsanswer sollte sie eine Nacht, während Fulbertsabsence, zu seinem Haus in Pallet, w

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. Old love stories retold. th difficulty. As usual, however, theguardian had made his discovery too late, andthere came a day when Heloise realized that shewas soon to become a mother, and wrote tellingAbelard the wonderful news - with transportsof joy. It is necessary to emphasize Heloisesattitude in presence of a contingency which mostwomen would naturally, and necessarily, regardas tragic, as it is characteristic of her part — somuch the nobler part — in the whole story.What was she to do ? she asked. Abelardsanswer was to take her one night, during Fulbertsabsence, to his home at Pallet, where, under hissisters care, she, in due course, gave birth to aboy, to whom the parents gave the name ofAstrolabe —a name which bears curious wit-ness to that love of learning which had meant somuch in bringing them together. Fulberts rage at these circumstances may be judged too well from his subsequent action. To appease it Abelard at length proposed marriage with Heloise, though it is impossible to say that [169]. Old Love Stories Retoldthe form of his proposal, as reported byhimself, raises him in ones esteem. Hehad done nothing, he urged, that needsurprise anyone who understood theviolence of love and knew into whatabysses, since the beginning of the world, women had hurled the greatest of men! Remembering his own earlier state-ment that he had deliberately soughtthe love of Heloise, he was hardly in aposition to make this oldest and meanestof all masculine pleas — the womantempted me! Still, he was willing tomake a reparation which, he quaintlysays, went beyond anything Fulbertcould have hoped! He would marryHeloise — on condition that the marriagewas kept a secret. For, you see, Heloiseknew but one love — the love of Abelard;Abelard loved two, and I fear that forhim Ambition was the greater of the two.Think of a man who loved a womanconsidering, at such a crisis of their lives, and at a moment when even an evident Abelard and Heloiseduty might be expected to a

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• bookauthorlegallie
• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• bookyear1904