Peak's Island
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If I follow a pursuitwhich injures no human being, no living creature, why am I to enduredispleasure? Is it more manly, more noble to hunt the poor, panting deertill it falls gasping on the ground, and then to save its life for thepurpose of chasing it again for sport? Is it more noble to ride racestill the horses drop down dead? Tell me, do such pursuits elevate orbrutalize?" Taking a roll of paper from his breast, he handed it to Mrs. Carleton, saying, "I have a symphony here which I composed... since I left my home;would you like to look at it? I wish my twin brother Ronald could seethis; he understands me, and he will understand my music, although sincehis accident, his hand can no longer obey his will; yet he will read mysymphony, aye, more, he will play it in his soul. With it you will finda song also, the words and music are both mine; when you have read it, will you hand it to your friend?" Mrs. Carleton took the roll of music into her hand, but observing thatthe writing was almost obliterated from having been so long wet with seawater, she passed it to Miss Vyvyan, who sat a little farther off, desiring to spare him the pain of seeing that his composition wasdestroyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I follow a pursuitwhich injures no human being, no living creature, why am I to enduredispleasure? Is it more manly, more noble to hunt the poor, panting deertill it falls gasping on the ground, and then to save its life for thepurpose of chasing it again for sport? Is it more noble to ride racestill the horses drop down dead? Tell me, do such pursuits elevate orbrutalize?" Taking a roll of paper from his breast, he handed it to Mrs. Carleton, saying, "I have a symphony here which I composed... since I left my home;would you like to look at it? I wish my twin brother Ronald could seethis; he understands me, and he will understand my music, although sincehis accident, his hand can no longer obey his will; yet he will read mysymphony, aye, more, he will play it in his soul. With it you will finda song also, the words and music are both mine; when you have read it, will you hand it to your friend?" Mrs. Carleton took the roll of music into her hand, but observing thatthe writing was almost obliterated from having been so long wet with seawater, she passed it to Miss Vyvyan, who sat a little farther off, desiring to spare him the pain of seeing that his composition wasdestroyed.
What to read after Peak's Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna W Ford Piper to read onlineMoreLess
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