A Thorny Path — volume 11
A Thorny Path — volume 11
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Horror, aversion, loathing for that man to whom everything butpower, cruelty, and cunning, was as nothing, left no room for fear orpity, or even the least shade of self-reproach for having aroused in hima desire which she could not gratify.
She clenched her little fists, and, without vouchsafing another glance atthe detestable butcher who had dared to cast his eyes on her, shewithdrew from the window and cried out aloud, though startled at thesound of her own voice: "The time, the time! It is f...ulfilled for himthis day!" And how her eyes flashed and her bosom heaved and fell! With what a firmstep did she pace the long suite of rooms, while the conviction was bornein on her that this deed of the vile assassin in the purple must bringthe day of salvation and peace nearer--that day of which Andreas dreamed!As in her silent walk she passed the book-rolls which the lady Euryalehad so quietly laid by her bedside, she took up the glad message of Lukewith enthusiastic excitement, held it on high, and shouted the angels'greeting which had impressed itself on her memory out of the window, asthough she longed that Caracalla should hear it--"Peace on earth andgood-will toward men!" Then she resumed her walk through the rooms of the heathen mystics, repeating to herself all the comfortable words she had ever heard fromEuryale and the freedman Andreas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Horror, aversion, loathing for that man to whom everything butpower, cruelty, and cunning, was as nothing, left no room for fear orpity, or even the least shade of self-reproach for having aroused in hima desire which she could not gratify.
She clenched her little fists, and, without vouchsafing another glance atthe detestable butcher who had dared to cast his eyes on her, shewithdrew from the window and cried out aloud, though startled at thesound of her own voice: "The time, the time! It is f...ulfilled for himthis day!" And how her eyes flashed and her bosom heaved and fell! With what a firmstep did she pace the long suite of rooms, while the conviction was bornein on her that this deed of the vile assassin in the purple must bringthe day of salvation and peace nearer--that day of which Andreas dreamed!As in her silent walk she passed the book-rolls which the lady Euryalehad so quietly laid by her bedside, she took up the glad message of Lukewith enthusiastic excitement, held it on high, and shouted the angels'greeting which had impressed itself on her memory out of the window, asthough she longed that Caracalla should hear it--"Peace on earth andgood-will toward men!" Then she resumed her walk through the rooms of the heathen mystics, repeating to herself all the comfortable words she had ever heard fromEuryale and the freedman Andreas.
What to read after A Thorny Path — volume 11?
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