Homo Sum — Complete
Homo Sum — Complete
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I hastily placed the lamps, tookthe clay in my hand, and feature by feature I brought forth with bitterjoy the image that is deeply graven in my heart, believing that thus Imight be released from the spell. There is the fruit which was ripenedin my heart, but there, where it so long has dwelt, I feel a dismalvoid, and if the husk which so long tenderly enfolded this image were towither and fall asunder, I should not wonder at it. --To that thing thereclings the best part of my life. " "Enough!"... exclaimed Dorothea, interrupting her son who stood before herin great agitation and with trembling lips. "God forbid that that maskthere should destroy your life and soul. I suffer nothing impure withinmy house, and you should not in your heart. That which is evil can nevermore be fair, and however lovely the face there may look to you, itlooks quite as repulsive to me when I reflect that it probably smiledstill more fascinatingly on some strolling beggar. If the Gaul bringsher back I will turn her out of my house, and I will destroy her imagewith my own hands if you do not break it in pieces on the spot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hastily placed the lamps, tookthe clay in my hand, and feature by feature I brought forth with bitterjoy the image that is deeply graven in my heart, believing that thus Imight be released from the spell. There is the fruit which was ripenedin my heart, but there, where it so long has dwelt, I feel a dismalvoid, and if the husk which so long tenderly enfolded this image were towither and fall asunder, I should not wonder at it. --To that thing thereclings the best part of my life. " "Enough!"... exclaimed Dorothea, interrupting her son who stood before herin great agitation and with trembling lips. "God forbid that that maskthere should destroy your life and soul. I suffer nothing impure withinmy house, and you should not in your heart. That which is evil can nevermore be fair, and however lovely the face there may look to you, itlooks quite as repulsive to me when I reflect that it probably smiledstill more fascinatingly on some strolling beggar. If the Gaul bringsher back I will turn her out of my house, and I will destroy her imagewith my own hands if you do not break it in pieces on the spot.
What to read after Homo Sum — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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