A Spirit in Prison
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Emilio was an old man. He realized it. Why had he never realized it before? Was he, full of youth, beauty, chivalrous energy and devotion, to be interfered with, set aside, fora man with gray hairs thick upon his head, for a man who spent half hishours bent over a writing-table? Emilio had never wished him to know theladies of the island. He knew the reason now, and glowed with afiery lust of battle. Vere had attracted him from the first. But thisopposition drove on attraction into something st...ronger, more determined. He said to himself that he was madly in love. Never yet had he beenworsted in an amour by any man. The blood surged to his head at themere thought of being conquered in the only battle of life worthfighting--the battle for a woman, and by a man of more than twice hisage, a man who ought long ago to have been married and have had childrenas old as the Signorina Vere.
Well, he had been a good friend to Emilio. Now Emilio should see thatthe good friend could be the good enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emilio was an old man. He realized it. Why had he never realized it before? Was he, full of youth, beauty, chivalrous energy and devotion, to be interfered with, set aside, fora man with gray hairs thick upon his head, for a man who spent half hishours bent over a writing-table? Emilio had never wished him to know theladies of the island. He knew the reason now, and glowed with afiery lust of battle. Vere had attracted him from the first. But thisopposition drove on attraction into something st...ronger, more determined. He said to himself that he was madly in love. Never yet had he beenworsted in an amour by any man. The blood surged to his head at themere thought of being conquered in the only battle of life worthfighting--the battle for a woman, and by a man of more than twice hisage, a man who ought long ago to have been married and have had childrenas old as the Signorina Vere.
Well, he had been a good friend to Emilio. Now Emilio should see thatthe good friend could be the good enemy.
What to read after A Spirit in Prison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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