Mathilda
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Alas! I verily believe that if the near prospect of death didnot dull and soften my bitter [fe]elings, if for a few months longer Ihad continued to live as I then lived, strong in body, but my soulcorrupted to its core by a deadly cancer[, ] if day after day I haddwelt on these dreadful sentiments I should have become mad, andshould have fancied myself a living pestilence: so horrible to my ownsolitary thoughts did this form, this voice, and all this wretchedself appear; for had it not been the... source of guilt that wants aname?[73] This was superstition. I did not feel thus franticly when first I knewthat the holy name of father was become a curse to me: but my lonelylife inspired me with wild thoughts; and then when I saw Woodville &day after day he tried to win my confidence and I never dared givewords to my dark tale, I was impressed more strongly with thewithering fear that I was in truth a marked creature, a pariah, onlyfit for death.
[F] Spencer's Faery Queen Book 1--Canto [9] CHAPTER XII As I was perpetually haunted by these ideas, you may imagine that theinfluence of Woodville's words was very temporary; and that although Idid not again accuse him of unkindness, yet I soon became as unhappyas before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas! I verily believe that if the near prospect of death didnot dull and soften my bitter [fe]elings, if for a few months longer Ihad continued to live as I then lived, strong in body, but my soulcorrupted to its core by a deadly cancer[, ] if day after day I haddwelt on these dreadful sentiments I should have become mad, andshould have fancied myself a living pestilence: so horrible to my ownsolitary thoughts did this form, this voice, and all this wretchedself appear; for had it not been the... source of guilt that wants aname?[73] This was superstition. I did not feel thus franticly when first I knewthat the holy name of father was become a curse to me: but my lonelylife inspired me with wild thoughts; and then when I saw Woodville &day after day he tried to win my confidence and I never dared givewords to my dark tale, I was impressed more strongly with thewithering fear that I was in truth a marked creature, a pariah, onlyfit for death.
[F] Spencer's Faery Queen Book 1--Canto [9] CHAPTER XII As I was perpetually haunted by these ideas, you may imagine that theinfluence of Woodville's words was very temporary; and that although Idid not again accuse him of unkindness, yet I soon became as unhappyas before.
What to read after Mathilda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shelley Mary Wollstonecraft to read onlineMoreLess
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