Bedouin Love
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His equanimity, however, gradually returned to him in some measure; and when at length he went back to Rome, and there settled himself comfortably in the obscure little hotel in the Trastevere quarter, he was already beginning at moments to feel a tre- mendous joy in his recovered liberty.
He knew that he was a deserter, and he was well aware that so he would be called by all nice-minded people. Yet that thought in itself did not trouble him; for the mental standpoint of the wanderer com- mands... an outlook very different from that of the stout citizen. He saw clearly that he had not in i8o BI'DOUIX LOVE him the stuff of which a constitutional state or a model household is made. He could not be a party to so many of the hypocrisies of social life. He was not a good disciple of the Great Sham, and was so often inclined to "give the show away" when most the illusion ought to have been maintained. He was not a respectable member of the community, nor was he gifted with those methodical and endur- ing qualities which shape wedlock, into a salubrious routine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His equanimity, however, gradually returned to him in some measure; and when at length he went back to Rome, and there settled himself comfortably in the obscure little hotel in the Trastevere quarter, he was already beginning at moments to feel a tre- mendous joy in his recovered liberty.
He knew that he was a deserter, and he was well aware that so he would be called by all nice-minded people. Yet that thought in itself did not trouble him; for the mental standpoint of the wanderer com- mands... an outlook very different from that of the stout citizen. He saw clearly that he had not in i8o BI'DOUIX LOVE him the stuff of which a constitutional state or a model household is made. He could not be a party to so many of the hypocrisies of social life. He was not a good disciple of the Great Sham, and was so often inclined to "give the show away" when most the illusion ought to have been maintained. He was not a respectable member of the community, nor was he gifted with those methodical and endur- ing qualities which shape wedlock, into a salubrious routine.
What to read after Bedouin Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Edward Pearse Brome Weigall to read onlineMoreLess
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