A Knight of the Nineteenth Century
A Knight of the Nineteenth Century
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He saw his beautiful and aristocratic home, which he had forfeited socompletely that the prison would be more endurable than the forced andpainful toleration of his presence, which was the best he could hope forfrom his mother and sisters; and he felt that he would much rather staywhere he was for life than again meet old neighbors and companions. Buthe now saw how, with that home and his father's honored name as hisvantage ground, he might have made himself rich and honored.
The misspent days ...and years of the past became like so many reproachfulghosts, and he realized that he had idled away the precious seed-time ofhis life, or, rather, had been busy sowing thorns and nettles, that hadgrown all too quickly and rankly. Thousands had been spent on hiseducation; and yet he was oppressed with a sense of his ignorance andhelplessness. Rude contact with the world had thoroughly banishedself-conceit, and he saw that his mind was undisciplined and hisknowledge so superficial and fragmentary as to be almost useless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw his beautiful and aristocratic home, which he had forfeited socompletely that the prison would be more endurable than the forced andpainful toleration of his presence, which was the best he could hope forfrom his mother and sisters; and he felt that he would much rather staywhere he was for life than again meet old neighbors and companions. Buthe now saw how, with that home and his father's honored name as hisvantage ground, he might have made himself rich and honored.
The misspent days ...and years of the past became like so many reproachfulghosts, and he realized that he had idled away the precious seed-time ofhis life, or, rather, had been busy sowing thorns and nettles, that hadgrown all too quickly and rankly. Thousands had been spent on hiseducation; and yet he was oppressed with a sense of his ignorance andhelplessness. Rude contact with the world had thoroughly banishedself-conceit, and he saw that his mind was undisciplined and hisknowledge so superficial and fragmentary as to be almost useless.
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