A Journey to Nature
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I did not believe you could do it. In fact, you're the first man I ever met who could give up female society entirely and take to the woods on sanitary principles, and you will make a shining example when you go back to Broadway and Wall Street. " 97 A JOURNEY TO NATURE At that moment Charlie came to the door and shouted, " Say, Dad, where do you suppose Gri- selle keeps the pepper and salt?'' I remember that the Doctor, who looked very absurd in his bare feet, came over and stood in front of m...e, and said with as cavernous an intona- tion as he could command, " Who in thunder is Griselle ? " 98 'n # "'^^t CHAPTER IX THE LIGHT IN A DARK CELL I HAVE never been shut up in a dark cell, but I have talked with men who have been, and I can readily understand why a prolon- gation of such punishment brings insanity with it. The best of us, who have what we call in- ternal resources, break down at the sudden loss of our environment. We lose our bearings. The points of the compass disappear. Our re- lation to things is disturbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not believe you could do it. In fact, you're the first man I ever met who could give up female society entirely and take to the woods on sanitary principles, and you will make a shining example when you go back to Broadway and Wall Street. " 97 A JOURNEY TO NATURE At that moment Charlie came to the door and shouted, " Say, Dad, where do you suppose Gri- selle keeps the pepper and salt?'' I remember that the Doctor, who looked very absurd in his bare feet, came over and stood in front of m...e, and said with as cavernous an intona- tion as he could command, " Who in thunder is Griselle ? " 98 'n # "'^^t CHAPTER IX THE LIGHT IN A DARK CELL I HAVE never been shut up in a dark cell, but I have talked with men who have been, and I can readily understand why a prolon- gation of such punishment brings insanity with it. The best of us, who have what we call in- ternal resources, break down at the sudden loss of our environment. We lose our bearings. The points of the compass disappear. Our re- lation to things is disturbed.
What to read after A Journey to Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J P Mowbray to read onlineMoreLess
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