At the First Corner
At the First Corner
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' I believe in your love, ' said I, ' but I can't fit it into my life. I think I should ask a miracle with mine. I have, my dear fellow, every desire and ambition to be married, but the thing hangs fire ; there is no Prometheus. ' ' Well, well ; you will have it one day, ' he concluded, and fell to his raptures again. I let him run on, scarcely heeding his enthusiasms, THE PORTRAIT IN THE INN 135 for my thoughts had turned inwards upon my- self and my own flat life. I had but newly recovered fr...om a long illness, and had come back to the world with no particular zest for living. The convalescence to which in my extremest hours of pain I had looked forward with delight had been fulfilled drearily enough ; and now that once more I had the liberty of the streets the occupations and interest of the prospect seemed stale and empty. It was perhaps a condition of the body ; I know, at least, it was no healthy, natural distaste that possessed me. But the effort of existence appeared too severe for the reward, and I could not imagine myself informed with any individual interest I drew out of these miser- able reflections to find him silent, and scanning me with some affectionate concern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I believe in your love, ' said I, ' but I can't fit it into my life. I think I should ask a miracle with mine. I have, my dear fellow, every desire and ambition to be married, but the thing hangs fire ; there is no Prometheus. ' ' Well, well ; you will have it one day, ' he concluded, and fell to his raptures again. I let him run on, scarcely heeding his enthusiasms, THE PORTRAIT IN THE INN 135 for my thoughts had turned inwards upon my- self and my own flat life. I had but newly recovered fr...om a long illness, and had come back to the world with no particular zest for living. The convalescence to which in my extremest hours of pain I had looked forward with delight had been fulfilled drearily enough ; and now that once more I had the liberty of the streets the occupations and interest of the prospect seemed stale and empty. It was perhaps a condition of the body ; I know, at least, it was no healthy, natural distaste that possessed me. But the effort of existence appeared too severe for the reward, and I could not imagine myself informed with any individual interest I drew out of these miser- able reflections to find him silent, and scanning me with some affectionate concern.
What to read after At the First Corner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Marriott Henry Brereton Marriott Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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