An action for divorce, with the details of which he was now acquainted, seemed impossible, because a feeling of self-respect and his regard for religion would not allow him to plead guilty to a fictitious act of adultery, and still less to allow the wife he had forgiven and whom he loved to be indicted and disgraced.
Y menos aún podía tolerar que la mujer amada y a quien había perdonado, fuese inculpada y cubierta de oprobio. Luego, el divorcio aparecía también como iniposible por otras causas más trascendentales aún.