Domus Doloris
Domus Doloris
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Even when, on a later day, strong and friendly hands bore you to a garden aflame with roses, of which the first sight was almost pain, such seemed their splendour, the ecstasy of freedom was never quite like this. For between that garden and the house of pain there intervened a stretch of road with traffic, and, beside it, ranged houses with windows full of wares. It was the invading world, and every time you went this way, a sadness crept, in among your joys. Noise of thronged life, like clash...ing of wet cymbals, broke sinister upon your music; it spoke of time tasked, overshadowed, marred by crowding cares which none should any longer fend from you; it reminded of an end, of an unmooring, when you must push out from this haven, and steer a course, and live re- sponsibly once more among men. These re- luctances of the nursling at the gate were Digitized by VjOOQIC 128 Domu0 Doloti0 soon to pass, as the world drew more strong- ly, and vigour, reawakening, spurned them.
There burned up fire of shame at thought of idling out one hour too long in harbour; the wholesome belief grew, that to a certain point of regained strength there must needs correspond a point of time when the sheltered life should oppress, and seem to take the breath from the souL Digitized by VjOOQIC XIV FROM that garden of roses there had been distant view of field and hill, green field, blue hill, with all most delicate colours spread to lure the eyes and the heart after them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even when, on a later day, strong and friendly hands bore you to a garden aflame with roses, of which the first sight was almost pain, such seemed their splendour, the ecstasy of freedom was never quite like this. For between that garden and the house of pain there intervened a stretch of road with traffic, and, beside it, ranged houses with windows full of wares. It was the invading world, and every time you went this way, a sadness crept, in among your joys. Noise of thronged life, like clash...ing of wet cymbals, broke sinister upon your music; it spoke of time tasked, overshadowed, marred by crowding cares which none should any longer fend from you; it reminded of an end, of an unmooring, when you must push out from this haven, and steer a course, and live re- sponsibly once more among men. These re- luctances of the nursling at the gate were Digitized by VjOOQIC 128 Domu0 Doloti0 soon to pass, as the world drew more strong- ly, and vigour, reawakening, spurned them.
There burned up fire of shame at thought of idling out one hour too long in harbour; the wholesome belief grew, that to a certain point of regained strength there must needs correspond a point of time when the sheltered life should oppress, and seem to take the breath from the souL Digitized by VjOOQIC XIV FROM that garden of roses there had been distant view of field and hill, green field, blue hill, with all most delicate colours spread to lure the eyes and the heart after them.
What to read after Domus Doloris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Compton Leith to read onlineMoreLess
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