My Novel — Complete
My Novel — Complete
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He did not desire to befound out. Mr. Dale replied for himself and for Mrs. Fairfield, to theepistles addressed to these two. Riccabocca wrote also.
Nothing could be more kind than the replies of both. They came toLeonard in a very dark period in his life, and they strengthened him inthe noiseless battle with despair.
If there be a good in the world that we do without knowing it, withoutconjecturing the effect it may have upon a human soul; it is when weshow kindness to the young in the first b...arren footpath up the mountainof life.
Leonard's face resumed its serenity in his intercourse with hisemployer; but he did not recover his boyish ingenuous frankness. Theunder-currents flowed again pure from the turbid soil and the splinteredfragments uptorn from the deep; but they were still too strong and toorapid to allow transparency to the surface. And now he stood in thesublime world of books, still and earnest as a seer who invokes thedead; and thus, face to face with knowledge, hourly he discovered howlittle he knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not desire to befound out. Mr. Dale replied for himself and for Mrs. Fairfield, to theepistles addressed to these two. Riccabocca wrote also.
Nothing could be more kind than the replies of both. They came toLeonard in a very dark period in his life, and they strengthened him inthe noiseless battle with despair.
If there be a good in the world that we do without knowing it, withoutconjecturing the effect it may have upon a human soul; it is when weshow kindness to the young in the first b...arren footpath up the mountainof life.
Leonard's face resumed its serenity in his intercourse with hisemployer; but he did not recover his boyish ingenuous frankness. Theunder-currents flowed again pure from the turbid soil and the splinteredfragments uptorn from the deep; but they were still too strong and toorapid to allow transparency to the surface. And now he stood in thesublime world of books, still and earnest as a seer who invokes thedead; and thus, face to face with knowledge, hourly he discovered howlittle he knew.
What to read after My Novel — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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