1:10:01
and convinced myself he was to blame...
1:10:07
because he was sober and calculating
and cruel, too, in the end.
1:10:15
l cursed him.
1:10:19
And now it weighs on your conscience?
1:10:22
Yes, and l want him to know...
1:10:26
that during the days l've been ill...
1:10:30
which have been almost
the loveliest days of my life...
1:10:36
l've come to see...
1:10:39
that he was right in everything.
1:10:43
ln the matter concerning
poor Major Crampas...
1:10:48
what else could he have done?
1:10:53
The thing with which he hurt me most...
1:10:58
was the way he raised...
1:11:00
my own child against me.
1:11:05
But as much as it grieves me...
1:11:08
as hard as it affects me...
1:11:12
he was right in that, too.
1:11:19
Let him know l died convinced of that.
1:11:24
lt will console him, give him new heart,
reconcile him perhaps.
1:11:31
For there was a lot of good in his nature...
1:11:36
and he was as fine a man
as anyone can be...
1:11:40
who doesn't know true love.
1:11:47
A smaII change had occurred
in the circuIar fIowerbed.
1:11:51
The sundiaI was gone,
and its pIace had been taken...
1:11:55
by a white marbIe sIab...
1:11:58
which bore onIy the words ''Effi Briest''...