Prince Zilah — Complete
Prince Zilah — Complete
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" "And money is perhaps happiness, since it allows of the purchase ofhappiness. " "Oh!" said the Prince, "for me, happiness would be--" "What?" "Forgetfulness. " And he followed with his eyes Vivian's lover, who now had his ear gluedto the trunk of the tree, and was listening to the voice which spokeonly to him.
"That man yonder, " said Dr. Sims, indicating a man, still young, whowas coming toward them, "is a talented writer whose novels you havedoubtless read, and who has lost all idea of his ...own personality. Oncea great reader, he now holds all literature in intense disgust; fromhaving written so much, he has grown to have a perfect horror of wordsand letters, and he never opens either a book or a newspaper. He drinksin the fresh air, cultivates flowers, and watches the trains pass at thefoot of the garden. " "Is he happy?" asked Andras.
"Very happy. " "Yes, he has drunk of the waters of Lethe, " rejoined the Prince.
"I will not tell you his name, " whispered Dr. Sims, as the man, a thin, dark-haired, delicate-featured fellow, approached them; "but, if youshould speak to him and chance to mention his name, he would respond'Ah!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And money is perhaps happiness, since it allows of the purchase ofhappiness. " "Oh!" said the Prince, "for me, happiness would be--" "What?" "Forgetfulness. " And he followed with his eyes Vivian's lover, who now had his ear gluedto the trunk of the tree, and was listening to the voice which spokeonly to him.
"That man yonder, " said Dr. Sims, indicating a man, still young, whowas coming toward them, "is a talented writer whose novels you havedoubtless read, and who has lost all idea of his ...own personality. Oncea great reader, he now holds all literature in intense disgust; fromhaving written so much, he has grown to have a perfect horror of wordsand letters, and he never opens either a book or a newspaper. He drinksin the fresh air, cultivates flowers, and watches the trains pass at thefoot of the garden. " "Is he happy?" asked Andras.
"Very happy. " "Yes, he has drunk of the waters of Lethe, " rejoined the Prince.
"I will not tell you his name, " whispered Dr. Sims, as the man, a thin, dark-haired, delicate-featured fellow, approached them; "but, if youshould speak to him and chance to mention his name, he would respond'Ah!
What to read after Prince Zilah — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claretie Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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