Cecil Castlemaines Gage And Other Novelettes
Cecil Castlemaines Gage And Other Novelettes
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What good ever comes of it ? A wise man lives only in his present. ' La vita e appunto una memoria, uma speranza, un punto/ writes the fool of a poet, as though the bygone memo- ries and the unrealised hopes were worth a straw ! It is that very present ' instant' that he despises which is available, and in which, when we are in our senses, we absorb ourselves, know- ing that that alone will yield a fruit worth having. What are the fruits of the others ? only Dead Sea apples that crumble into as...h.
" I knew that Florelle loved me ; that I, and I alone, filled both her imagination and her heart. I would not precipitately startle her into any avowal of it. I liked to see it dawn in her face and gleam in her eyes, guilelessly and unconsciously. It was a new pleasure to me, a new charm in that book of Woman of which I had thought I knew every phase, and had exhausted every reading. I taught Florelle to love me, but I would not give her a name to my teaching till she found it herself. I returned it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What good ever comes of it ? A wise man lives only in his present. ' La vita e appunto una memoria, uma speranza, un punto/ writes the fool of a poet, as though the bygone memo- ries and the unrealised hopes were worth a straw ! It is that very present ' instant' that he despises which is available, and in which, when we are in our senses, we absorb ourselves, know- ing that that alone will yield a fruit worth having. What are the fruits of the others ? only Dead Sea apples that crumble into as...h.
" I knew that Florelle loved me ; that I, and I alone, filled both her imagination and her heart. I would not precipitately startle her into any avowal of it. I liked to see it dawn in her face and gleam in her eyes, guilelessly and unconsciously. It was a new pleasure to me, a new charm in that book of Woman of which I had thought I knew every phase, and had exhausted every reading. I taught Florelle to love me, but I would not give her a name to my teaching till she found it herself. I returned it ?
What to read after Cecil Castlemaines Gage And Other Novelettes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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