A Struggle for Life
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A pang of self-reproach followed theythought. Could he so lightly throw aside the love that had bent over hiscradle. The sacred name of mother rose involuntarily to his lips. Wasit not cowardly to yield up without a struggle the life when he shouldguard for her sake? Was it not his duty to the living and the dead toface the difficulties of his position, and overcome them if it werewithin human power?
With an organization as delicate as a woman's he had that spirit which, however sluggish in rep...ose, leaps with a kind of exultation to measureits strength with disaster.
The vague fear of the supernatural, that would affect most men in asimilar situation, found no room in his heart. He was simply shut in achamber from which it was necessary that he should obtain release withina given period. That this chamber contained the body of the woman heloved, so far from adding to the terror of the case, was a circumstancefrom which he drew consolation. She was a beautiful white statue now. Her soul was far hence; and if that pure spirit could return, would itnot be to shield him with her love?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A pang of self-reproach followed theythought. Could he so lightly throw aside the love that had bent over hiscradle. The sacred name of mother rose involuntarily to his lips. Wasit not cowardly to yield up without a struggle the life when he shouldguard for her sake? Was it not his duty to the living and the dead toface the difficulties of his position, and overcome them if it werewithin human power?
With an organization as delicate as a woman's he had that spirit which, however sluggish in rep...ose, leaps with a kind of exultation to measureits strength with disaster.
The vague fear of the supernatural, that would affect most men in asimilar situation, found no room in his heart. He was simply shut in achamber from which it was necessary that he should obtain release withina given period. That this chamber contained the body of the woman heloved, so far from adding to the terror of the case, was a circumstancefrom which he drew consolation. She was a beautiful white statue now. Her soul was far hence; and if that pure spirit could return, would itnot be to shield him with her love?
What to read after A Struggle for Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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