Children of the World: a Novel
Children of the World: a Novel
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Have you not looked into my money-box ? Till the last thaler is spent I will not pass my days in sadness/' "And then?'' " Then ! I think we are agreed that one is not wanted in the world when one can neither be useful nor pleasant to oneself or to any one else.'' " And you have arrived at this point ? " " Very nearly. True, I should not only make my count happy, as he says, if I were to put my life into his hands, but should really make him alive for the first time. But tell me what sort of a l...ife that would be for us both. Sudden, unmistakable suicide would be preferable to that. And for whom should I, ought I to live ? You indeed — I believe you to be a really honest, sincere friend to me ; but have you not been able to get on very well without me these last few weeks ? And would you be able to go on enjoying the little pleasure which my existence is to you if you saw that I was only dragging on a miserable life, under a load of deprivations and petty cares which were destroying my whole being, and which would at last ruin me altogether ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have you not looked into my money-box ? Till the last thaler is spent I will not pass my days in sadness/' "And then?'' " Then ! I think we are agreed that one is not wanted in the world when one can neither be useful nor pleasant to oneself or to any one else.'' " And you have arrived at this point ? " " Very nearly. True, I should not only make my count happy, as he says, if I were to put my life into his hands, but should really make him alive for the first time. But tell me what sort of a l...ife that would be for us both. Sudden, unmistakable suicide would be preferable to that. And for whom should I, ought I to live ? You indeed — I believe you to be a really honest, sincere friend to me ; but have you not been able to get on very well without me these last few weeks ? And would you be able to go on enjoying the little pleasure which my existence is to you if you saw that I was only dragging on a miserable life, under a load of deprivations and petty cares which were destroying my whole being, and which would at last ruin me altogether ?
What to read after Children of the World: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Heyse to read onlineMoreLess
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