Human Sadness
Human Sadness
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I avoid all that warms ; for it might burn me ; I forbid myself every impulse ; ' 2 Death, prOi who stirs runs a chance of accidents ; I con- ^^"centrate myself in self; I take care of myself; not GO much because I am anxious to last, as reluctant to come to an end.
One soon finds them out these poor creatures devoted to their own conservation. They watch themselves, spy themselves ; they will not allow themselves this nor that, for death is here, it lurks there, it has an eye upon them, and th...e great point, the only point in short, is not to die.
Wrapped up in themselves, dragging on one day after the other ; let their wan face have one wrinkle more this morning than it had yesterday ; let one pulsation more strike upon the finger that questions the ^\Tist ; let an occurrence of any kind shake that wadded abode where they keep crouched, sheltered from life in order to live a little longer, and there they are in consternation. A terror comes over them, an irritation. People want to kill them, they shall certainly die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I avoid all that warms ; for it might burn me ; I forbid myself every impulse ; ' 2 Death, prOi who stirs runs a chance of accidents ; I con- ^^"centrate myself in self; I take care of myself; not GO much because I am anxious to last, as reluctant to come to an end.
One soon finds them out these poor creatures devoted to their own conservation. They watch themselves, spy themselves ; they will not allow themselves this nor that, for death is here, it lurks there, it has an eye upon them, and th...e great point, the only point in short, is not to die.
Wrapped up in themselves, dragging on one day after the other ; let their wan face have one wrinkle more this morning than it had yesterday ; let one pulsation more strike upon the finger that questions the ^\Tist ; let an occurrence of any kind shake that wadded abode where they keep crouched, sheltered from life in order to live a little longer, and there they are in consternation. A terror comes over them, an irritation. People want to kill them, they shall certainly die.
What to read after Human Sadness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valrie Boissier De Gasparin to read onlineMoreLess
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