After the Storm
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Ihave heard her name fall lightly from lips that cannot utter awoman's name without leaving it soiled. She is pure now--pure assnow. I have not a shadow of suspicion, though I pressed her close. But this contact is bad; she is breathing an impure atmosphere; sheis assorting with some who are sensual and evil-minded, though shewill not believe the truth. Mrs. Lloyd! Gracious heavens! My wifethe intimate companion of that woman! Seen with her in Broadway! Aconstant visitor at my house! This, and ...I knew it not!" Emerson grew deeply agitated as he rehearsed these things. It wasafter midnight when he retired. He did not go to his wife'sapartment, but passed to a room in the story above that in which heusually slept.
Day was abroad when Emerson awoke the next morning, and the sunshining from an angle that showed him to be nearly two hours abovethe horizon. It was late for Mr. Emerson. Rising hurriedly, and insome confusion of thought, he went down stairs. His mind, as theevents of the last evening began to adjust themselves, felt anincreasing sense of oppression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ihave heard her name fall lightly from lips that cannot utter awoman's name without leaving it soiled. She is pure now--pure assnow. I have not a shadow of suspicion, though I pressed her close. But this contact is bad; she is breathing an impure atmosphere; sheis assorting with some who are sensual and evil-minded, though shewill not believe the truth. Mrs. Lloyd! Gracious heavens! My wifethe intimate companion of that woman! Seen with her in Broadway! Aconstant visitor at my house! This, and ...I knew it not!" Emerson grew deeply agitated as he rehearsed these things. It wasafter midnight when he retired. He did not go to his wife'sapartment, but passed to a room in the story above that in which heusually slept.
Day was abroad when Emerson awoke the next morning, and the sunshining from an angle that showed him to be nearly two hours abovethe horizon. It was late for Mr. Emerson. Rising hurriedly, and insome confusion of thought, he went down stairs. His mind, as theevents of the last evening began to adjust themselves, felt anincreasing sense of oppression.
What to read after After the Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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