A Heritage And Its History (2013)
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said Julia. “How am I to yield a position that has never been mine? I cannot think of an example.”
“And not to be at ease is so humbling,” said Walter. “If only the cup would pass from us!”
“Walter, such words are not for our own lives.”
“But it is in those that things happen to us. There is nothing anywhere else.”
“It is no good to be clever at this moment,” said Simon.
“Oh, I thought it was rather brave.”
“What would my father say to the scene? We must ask ourselves that question.”
“He might i...n a way be glad of it,” said Julia. “He would not wish his brother to be alone.”
“It is a noble answer,” said Walter.
“I suppose he would expect him to be,” said Simon. “It is in a sense a debt to be paid.”
“He was not a person to exact payment,” said Julia.
“But he might accept it,” said Walter. “And no one could expect anyone to get over his death.”
“There may be no question of that. People may fill a place, because they cannot bear to have it empty.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Julia. “How am I to yield a position that has never been mine? I cannot think of an example.”
“And not to be at ease is so humbling,” said Walter. “If only the cup would pass from us!”
“Walter, such words are not for our own lives.”
“But it is in those that things happen to us. There is nothing anywhere else.”
“It is no good to be clever at this moment,” said Simon.
“Oh, I thought it was rather brave.”
“What would my father say to the scene? We must ask ourselves that question.”
“He might i...n a way be glad of it,” said Julia. “He would not wish his brother to be alone.”
“It is a noble answer,” said Walter.
“I suppose he would expect him to be,” said Simon. “It is in a sense a debt to be paid.”
“He was not a person to exact payment,” said Julia.
“But he might accept it,” said Walter. “And no one could expect anyone to get over his death.”
“There may be no question of that. People may fill a place, because they cannot bear to have it empty.”
What to read after A Heritage And Its History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivy Compton-Burnett to read onlineMoreLess
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