Children in Prison And Other Cruelties of Prison Life
Children in Prison And Other Cruelties of Prison Life
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The next day, Sunday i6th, I saw the poor fellow at exercise, his weak, ugly, wretched face bloated by tears and hysteria almost beyond recognition. He walked in the centre ring along with the old men, the beggars and the lame people, so that I was able to observe him the whole time. It was my last Sunday in prison, a perfectly lovely day, the finest day we had had the whole year, and there, in the beautiful sunlight, walked this poor creature — made once in the image of God — grinning like an ...ape, and making with his hands the most fantastic gestures, as though he was playing in the air on some invisible stringed instrument, or arrang- ing and dealing counters in some curious game. All the while these hysterical tears, without which none of us ever saw him, were making soiled runnels on his white swollen face. The hideous and deliberate grace of his gestures made him like an antic. He was a living grotesque. The other prisoners all watched him, and not one of them smiled. Everybody knew what had happened to him, and that he was being driven insane — was insane already.
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The next day, Sunday i6th, I saw the poor fellow at exercise, his weak, ugly, wretched face bloated by tears and hysteria almost beyond recognition. He walked in the centre ring along with the old men, the beggars and the lame people, so that I was able to observe him the whole time. It was my last Sunday in prison, a perfectly lovely day, the finest day we had had the whole year, and there, in the beautiful sunlight, walked this poor creature — made once in the image of God — grinning like an ...ape, and making with his hands the most fantastic gestures, as though he was playing in the air on some invisible stringed instrument, or arrang- ing and dealing counters in some curious game. All the while these hysterical tears, without which none of us ever saw him, were making soiled runnels on his white swollen face. The hideous and deliberate grace of his gestures made him like an antic. He was a living grotesque. The other prisoners all watched him, and not one of them smiled. Everybody knew what had happened to him, and that he was being driven insane — was insane already.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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