Gee-Boy
Gee-Boy
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But Nature has not been kind. Cruel — she never g^ves her fullest. Earth feels no perennial joys 153 Digitized by CjOOQIC Gee-Boy trickling through her deep-laid veins; but, dull and lifeless, whirls on through the weary- cycles, bearing an ever-renewed happiness she cannot feel; while to man, who wastes his days in a vain search for the fountain of youth, who would give the paradise to come for a few Faust births, is grudgingly given one poor little Spring, and this often blighted by frost.
Bu...t this is mere sentiment; perhaps senti- mentality; the rest is satire. In due time Gee-Boy's Spring came on with violets in her hand. The season was a riot of new-born erotic emotion ; his mental images were eter- nally cuddling and spooning. If he had ever had a thought, it had left no trace in his brain-works. It was enough to feel that every drop of his blood had a bubble in it.
One day he found among his father's books a little volume in which the first line of a chapter caught his eye : "In this refulgent Summer it has been a pleasure to draw the breath of life." The one sentence was the glorification of all that could be felt about 154 Digitized by CjOOQIC Amo, l.v.a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Nature has not been kind. Cruel — she never g^ves her fullest. Earth feels no perennial joys 153 Digitized by CjOOQIC Gee-Boy trickling through her deep-laid veins; but, dull and lifeless, whirls on through the weary- cycles, bearing an ever-renewed happiness she cannot feel; while to man, who wastes his days in a vain search for the fountain of youth, who would give the paradise to come for a few Faust births, is grudgingly given one poor little Spring, and this often blighted by frost.
Bu...t this is mere sentiment; perhaps senti- mentality; the rest is satire. In due time Gee-Boy's Spring came on with violets in her hand. The season was a riot of new-born erotic emotion ; his mental images were eter- nally cuddling and spooning. If he had ever had a thought, it had left no trace in his brain-works. It was enough to feel that every drop of his blood had a bubble in it.
One day he found among his father's books a little volume in which the first line of a chapter caught his eye : "In this refulgent Summer it has been a pleasure to draw the breath of life." The one sentence was the glorification of all that could be felt about 154 Digitized by CjOOQIC Amo, l.v.a.
What to read after Gee-Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hooper, C. Lauron (Cyrus Lauron), B. 1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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