Jean-Christophe Journey's End
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
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But what shall I say to you? I felt much nearer the people who attackedme in old days than I do to the people who laud me now. . . . It is my ownfault, I know. Don't scold me. I had a moment of uneasiness. It was tobe expected. It is done now. I understand. Yes. You are right to havesent me back among men. I was in a fair way to be buried in my solitude. It is unhealthy to play at Zarathustra. The flood of life moves on, moves on away from us. There comes a time when one is as a desert. Manywea...ry days in the burning sun are needed to dig a new channel in thesand, to dig down to the river. --It has been done. I am no longer dizzy. I am in the current again. I look and see.
"My dear, what a strange people are the French! Twenty years ago Ithought they were finished. . . . They are just beginning again. My dearcomrade, Jeannin, foretold it. But I thought he was deceiving himself. How could one believe it then! France was, like their Paris, full ofbroken houses, plaster, and holes. I said: 'They have destroyedeverything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what shall I say to you? I felt much nearer the people who attackedme in old days than I do to the people who laud me now. . . . It is my ownfault, I know. Don't scold me. I had a moment of uneasiness. It was tobe expected. It is done now. I understand. Yes. You are right to havesent me back among men. I was in a fair way to be buried in my solitude. It is unhealthy to play at Zarathustra. The flood of life moves on, moves on away from us. There comes a time when one is as a desert. Manywea...ry days in the burning sun are needed to dig a new channel in thesand, to dig down to the river. --It has been done. I am no longer dizzy. I am in the current again. I look and see.
"My dear, what a strange people are the French! Twenty years ago Ithought they were finished. . . . They are just beginning again. My dearcomrade, Jeannin, foretold it. But I thought he was deceiving himself. How could one believe it then! France was, like their Paris, full ofbroken houses, plaster, and holes. I said: 'They have destroyedeverything.
What to read after Jean-Christophe Journey's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rolland Romain to read onlineMoreLess
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