Peter
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Peter s eyes were mute, as human tongues sometimes are, for sheer happiness.
C 1 ] PETER Then came night, exile, when the woman had her way, and he went on guard.
Peter was conscious of his faults. They had been pointed out to him times innumerable, whereby his virtues had become a second na ture of which he was not conscious at all. The Master extolled his pa tience, obedience, politeness. Peter would have laughed in his sleeve, if he had had one. Certain things were inexpedient to do.
But cha...racter, unacquired vir tues, inherited from ancestral expe rience under the law of the jungle, were his. He was proud, without vanity. He lapped the water from C 11 3 PETER the spring without seeing the re flection, and passed the woman s long mirror with superb indiffer ence. He was thus ignorant of the gray hairs gathering about his eyes. Of abstract time he had no knowl edge. Memory and anticipation were his. He could put two and two together, but not two and four. He knew, but he did not know that he knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter s eyes were mute, as human tongues sometimes are, for sheer happiness.
C 1 ] PETER Then came night, exile, when the woman had her way, and he went on guard.
Peter was conscious of his faults. They had been pointed out to him times innumerable, whereby his virtues had become a second na ture of which he was not conscious at all. The Master extolled his pa tience, obedience, politeness. Peter would have laughed in his sleeve, if he had had one. Certain things were inexpedient to do.
But cha...racter, unacquired vir tues, inherited from ancestral expe rience under the law of the jungle, were his. He was proud, without vanity. He lapped the water from C 11 3 PETER the spring without seeing the re flection, and passed the woman s long mirror with superb indiffer ence. He was thus ignorant of the gray hairs gathering about his eyes. Of abstract time he had no knowl edge. Memory and anticipation were his. He could put two and two together, but not two and four. He knew, but he did not know that he knew.
What to read after Peter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Arthur Sherburne to read onlineMoreLess
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