Quote by Gustave Flaubert

And in his eyes she read a love such as she had never known.

And in his eyes she read a love such as she had never known.

Summary

This quote suggests that the character is able to perceive an intense and authentic expression of love in the other person's eyes. The depth and intensity of the love she sees goes beyond anything she has experienced before. It implies that she is truly touched and moved by this powerful display of affection, hinting at a significant emotional connection that surpasses her previous experiences with love.

By Gustave Flaubert

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