Marcella
Marcella
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Often the unwill- ing guide; for he had the half -impatient breathless instincts of the man who has set himself a task, and painfully doubts whether he will have power and time to finish it. The claims made upon him seemed to him often to cost him physical and brain eoiergy he could ill spare.
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But his quick tremulous sympathy rendered him really a defenceless prey in such matters. Marcella threw herself upon him as others had done ; and there was no help for it.... Since their first memorable inter- view, at long intervals, he had written to her and she to him. Of her hospital life, till to-night, she had never told him much. Her letters had been the pas- sionate outpourings of a nature sick of itself, and for the moment of living; full of explanations which really explained little ; full too of the untaught pangs and questionings of a mind which had never given any sustained or exhaustive effort to any philosophical or social question, and yet was in a sense tortured by them all — athirst for an impossible justice, and aflame for ideals mocked first and above all by the writer's own weakness and defect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often the unwill- ing guide; for he had the half -impatient breathless instincts of the man who has set himself a task, and painfully doubts whether he will have power and time to finish it. The claims made upon him seemed to him often to cost him physical and brain eoiergy he could ill spare.
Digitized by Google 150 MARCELLA.
But his quick tremulous sympathy rendered him really a defenceless prey in such matters. Marcella threw herself upon him as others had done ; and there was no help for it.... Since their first memorable inter- view, at long intervals, he had written to her and she to him. Of her hospital life, till to-night, she had never told him much. Her letters had been the pas- sionate outpourings of a nature sick of itself, and for the moment of living; full of explanations which really explained little ; full too of the untaught pangs and questionings of a mind which had never given any sustained or exhaustive effort to any philosophical or social question, and yet was in a sense tortured by them all — athirst for an impossible justice, and aflame for ideals mocked first and above all by the writer's own weakness and defect.
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