A Pair of Patient Lovers
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Do we know all that love can do from our experience of it here ? " " Have you seen a mother with her child ? " Hil- brook retorted.
" Yes, I know. But even that has some alloy of selfishness. Can't we imagine love in which there is no. greed, — for greed, and not hate, is the true anti- thesis of love which is all giving, while greed is all getting, — a love that is absolutely pure ? " " / can't," said the old man. " All the love I ever felt had greed in it ; I wanted to keep the thing I loved ...for myself." " Yes, because you were afraid in the midst of your love. It was fear that alloyed it, not greed. And in easily imaginable conditions in which there is no fear of want, or harm, or death, love would be pure ; for it is these things that greed itself wants to save us from.
You can imagine conditions in which there shall be no fear, in which love casteth out fear ? " " Well," said HUbrook provisionally.
Ewbert had not thought of these points himself be- fore, and he was pleased with his discovery, though afterwards he was aware that it was something like 188 A DIFFICULT CASE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do we know all that love can do from our experience of it here ? " " Have you seen a mother with her child ? " Hil- brook retorted.
" Yes, I know. But even that has some alloy of selfishness. Can't we imagine love in which there is no. greed, — for greed, and not hate, is the true anti- thesis of love which is all giving, while greed is all getting, — a love that is absolutely pure ? " " / can't," said the old man. " All the love I ever felt had greed in it ; I wanted to keep the thing I loved ...for myself." " Yes, because you were afraid in the midst of your love. It was fear that alloyed it, not greed. And in easily imaginable conditions in which there is no fear of want, or harm, or death, love would be pure ; for it is these things that greed itself wants to save us from.
You can imagine conditions in which there shall be no fear, in which love casteth out fear ? " " Well," said HUbrook provisionally.
Ewbert had not thought of these points himself be- fore, and he was pleased with his discovery, though afterwards he was aware that it was something like 188 A DIFFICULT CASE.
What to read after A Pair of Patient Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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