Julia France And Her Times; a Novel
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Nevertheless, love could be but an incident. The highest ideal was to stand alone. The greatest attributes of the masculine and female mind united in one mortal brain, the ability to obliterate the world at will and live in the contemplation of knowledge, the irre- sistible power which comes of absolute mastery of self and of living in self alone, — unity in the ego, independence of mortal conditions — here was the perfect ideal which Julia was bidden to attain, which few but Orientals have eve...n formulated.
On this high flight had Julia been sustained during the following years. But, sitting in her gloomy, chill and taste- less London sitting-room, she looked back upon it as a fool's paradise, and felt merely a dismal traveller in a strange city ; but recalling a threat of Hadji Sadra, dared not send for the man she still liked best in the world.
Ill Night came, and the night had no terrors for Julia. Her Hindu master had taught her the science of relaxation, and given her certain powerful suggestions, one being that she should fall asleep within half an hour of going to bed and not awaken for eight hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, love could be but an incident. The highest ideal was to stand alone. The greatest attributes of the masculine and female mind united in one mortal brain, the ability to obliterate the world at will and live in the contemplation of knowledge, the irre- sistible power which comes of absolute mastery of self and of living in self alone, — unity in the ego, independence of mortal conditions — here was the perfect ideal which Julia was bidden to attain, which few but Orientals have eve...n formulated.
On this high flight had Julia been sustained during the following years. But, sitting in her gloomy, chill and taste- less London sitting-room, she looked back upon it as a fool's paradise, and felt merely a dismal traveller in a strange city ; but recalling a threat of Hadji Sadra, dared not send for the man she still liked best in the world.
Ill Night came, and the night had no terrors for Julia. Her Hindu master had taught her the science of relaxation, and given her certain powerful suggestions, one being that she should fall asleep within half an hour of going to bed and not awaken for eight hours.
What to read after Julia France And Her Times; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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