Our House
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He turned elsewhere with his new-found irony. After that day she would not answer a flippant word ; would seldom talk except to the full circle, though 158 OUR HOUSE Johnny, hovering on the outskirts, tried to draw her to the embrasure that looked down upon the maples of the Square. But what happened in the mornings Robert did not know. And yet this new world of the voyaging intellect, which obsessed him beyond friendship and its moods, was external merely, was without and beyond his real self ...as the city streets are apart from the brooding mind that courses them, until more glamorous charms fell upon him. One day a weary-faced author of magazine sonnets wandered in for tea, and spoke dreamily of Oscar Wilde, of the search for the golden word, of life for art's sake, and Dorian Gray who refined sensation into radiant art. The next day Rob- ert fell upon these writings in the library and lost sense of space and time. He read uncritically, neglecting the implications, inhaling the immediate significance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He turned elsewhere with his new-found irony. After that day she would not answer a flippant word ; would seldom talk except to the full circle, though 158 OUR HOUSE Johnny, hovering on the outskirts, tried to draw her to the embrasure that looked down upon the maples of the Square. But what happened in the mornings Robert did not know. And yet this new world of the voyaging intellect, which obsessed him beyond friendship and its moods, was external merely, was without and beyond his real self ...as the city streets are apart from the brooding mind that courses them, until more glamorous charms fell upon him. One day a weary-faced author of magazine sonnets wandered in for tea, and spoke dreamily of Oscar Wilde, of the search for the golden word, of life for art's sake, and Dorian Gray who refined sensation into radiant art. The next day Rob- ert fell upon these writings in the library and lost sense of space and time. He read uncritically, neglecting the implications, inhaling the immediate significance.
What to read after Our House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canby Henry Seidel to read onlineMoreLess
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