Gallantry
Gallantry
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And in consequence I missedthe whole meaning of life. " "That is not so!" Claire replied. "No man has achieved more, as everybodyknows. " This was an odd speech. But he answered, idly: "Eh, I have done wellenough as respectable persons judge these matters. And I went to church onSundays, and I paid my tithes. Trifles, these, sweetheart; for in everyman, as I now see quite plainly, there is a god. And the god must judge, and the man himself must be the temple and the instrument of the god. It is...very simple, I see now. And whether he go to church or no is a matter oftrivial importance, so long as the man obeys the god who is within him. "John Bulmer was silent, staring vaguely toward the blank horizon.
"And now that you have discovered this, " she murmured, "therefore you wishto live?" "Why, partly on account of that, " he said, "yet perhaps mostly on accountof you. . . . But heyho!" said John Bulmer; "I am disfiguring my last hoursby inflicting upon a lady my half-baked theology. Let us sit down, mydear, and talk of trifles till they find us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in consequence I missedthe whole meaning of life. " "That is not so!" Claire replied. "No man has achieved more, as everybodyknows. " This was an odd speech. But he answered, idly: "Eh, I have done wellenough as respectable persons judge these matters. And I went to church onSundays, and I paid my tithes. Trifles, these, sweetheart; for in everyman, as I now see quite plainly, there is a god. And the god must judge, and the man himself must be the temple and the instrument of the god. It is...very simple, I see now. And whether he go to church or no is a matter oftrivial importance, so long as the man obeys the god who is within him. "John Bulmer was silent, staring vaguely toward the blank horizon.
"And now that you have discovered this, " she murmured, "therefore you wishto live?" "Why, partly on account of that, " he said, "yet perhaps mostly on accountof you. . . . But heyho!" said John Bulmer; "I am disfiguring my last hoursby inflicting upon a lady my half-baked theology. Let us sit down, mydear, and talk of trifles till they find us.
What to read after Gallantry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cabell James Branch to read onlineMoreLess
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