Homo
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One morning I found a note on my table;she was going to Venice. I was not to follow until she sent for me. Shenever sent--not a line--no message. Then the truth came out--she neverintended to send--she was tired of it all!' "The young fellow rose from his seat and began pacing the dirt flooragain. He seemed strangely stirred. I waited for the sequel, but he keptsilent.
"'Is this why you came here?' I asked.
"'Yes and no. I came here because one of my brother officers is at oneof the stations up... the river, and because here I could be lost. Youcan explain it as you will, but go where I may I live in deadly fearof meeting the man I wronged. Here he can't hunt me, as he has done allover Europe. If we meet there is but one thing left--either I must killhim or he will kill me. I would have faced him at any time but for her. Now I could not harm him. We have both suffered from the same cause--theloss of a woman we loved. I had caused his agony and it is for me tomake amends, but not by sending him to his grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One morning I found a note on my table;she was going to Venice. I was not to follow until she sent for me. Shenever sent--not a line--no message. Then the truth came out--she neverintended to send--she was tired of it all!' "The young fellow rose from his seat and began pacing the dirt flooragain. He seemed strangely stirred. I waited for the sequel, but he keptsilent.
"'Is this why you came here?' I asked.
"'Yes and no. I came here because one of my brother officers is at oneof the stations up... the river, and because here I could be lost. Youcan explain it as you will, but go where I may I live in deadly fearof meeting the man I wronged. Here he can't hunt me, as he has done allover Europe. If we meet there is but one thing left--either I must killhim or he will kill me. I would have faced him at any time but for her. Now I could not harm him. We have both suffered from the same cause--theloss of a woman we loved. I had caused his agony and it is for me tomake amends, but not by sending him to his grave.
What to read after Homo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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