An Open Question a Novel
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The sorrows and hard- ships. Of years had produced their natural ef fect upon his constitution, and he felt himself to be, as he told Bessie, a broken man. Aside from this, the profession which he had adopt ed, and the life that he had lived, had drawn him away altogether from the great world ; nor could he any longer bring himself to feel any sympathy with that world, or its tastes, or its ways. What had he, the world-worn man, the missionary priest what had he in common with a gay, thoughtles...s, and frivo lous crowd; with a society as light and shal low as that which he saw around him ? But there were yet a number of his old friends living who heard of his return with joy, and hastened to greet him. These, of course, were different from the common run, and Mordaunt received them with unfeigned pleas ure and cordiality. Yet even these visitors could not help seeing that the old Bernal Mor daunt lived no longer. This man Avas like another person; his sympathies, and tastes, and feelings, had all changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sorrows and hard- ships. Of years had produced their natural ef fect upon his constitution, and he felt himself to be, as he told Bessie, a broken man. Aside from this, the profession which he had adopt ed, and the life that he had lived, had drawn him away altogether from the great world ; nor could he any longer bring himself to feel any sympathy with that world, or its tastes, or its ways. What had he, the world-worn man, the missionary priest what had he in common with a gay, thoughtles...s, and frivo lous crowd; with a society as light and shal low as that which he saw around him ? But there were yet a number of his old friends living who heard of his return with joy, and hastened to greet him. These, of course, were different from the common run, and Mordaunt received them with unfeigned pleas ure and cordiality. Yet even these visitors could not help seeing that the old Bernal Mor daunt lived no longer. This man Avas like another person; his sympathies, and tastes, and feelings, had all changed.
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