Hangover Square
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When he awoke and remembered, instead of groaning pain he had a funny feeling of calm, of release. He had a feeling only of having behaved well and wisely in drink for once. He had kept his head: he had not given himself or his dignity away: he had established a perfect alibi. They knew nothing: he knew everything. In an odd, inverted way, he felt top dog.But there was something else, too. There was a sense of release from Netta. By giving herself to Peter she had made herself something other th...an what she was before – something cheaper, more human, more bestial, less agonizingly inaccessible. Inaccessible to him, of course, but not inaccessible. Instead of being jealous of Peter, he was in a manner grateful to him: he had brought her down to the sordid level of Peter – and on that level she did not hurt so much. She wasn’t violets and primroses in an April rain any more: she was a woman in bed with a nasty man in Earl’s Court. Good for Peter.Could this mood hold? Was he what they called ‘disgusted’, and had he a chance of getting out of love with her now?To his surprise it had seemed for a little that there was a possibility of this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he awoke and remembered, instead of groaning pain he had a funny feeling of calm, of release. He had a feeling only of having behaved well and wisely in drink for once. He had kept his head: he had not given himself or his dignity away: he had established a perfect alibi. They knew nothing: he knew everything. In an odd, inverted way, he felt top dog.But there was something else, too. There was a sense of release from Netta. By giving herself to Peter she had made herself something other th...an what she was before – something cheaper, more human, more bestial, less agonizingly inaccessible. Inaccessible to him, of course, but not inaccessible. Instead of being jealous of Peter, he was in a manner grateful to him: he had brought her down to the sordid level of Peter – and on that level she did not hurt so much. She wasn’t violets and primroses in an April rain any more: she was a woman in bed with a nasty man in Earl’s Court. Good for Peter.Could this mood hold? Was he what they called ‘disgusted’, and had he a chance of getting out of love with her now?To his surprise it had seemed for a little that there was a possibility of this.
What to read after Hangover Square?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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