Rather At Sea
Rather At Sea
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*' Why ? " I demand, bitterly " Why ? Because — don't you see, why / " I ask, meaning that my face ought to express hunger, misery, emptiness, and * * * all uncomfortableness.
Strange Symptom. — I am gradually ceasing to be positively hungry, and am becoming negatively empty. " Being hungry '^ means that one can actively eat. "Being empty, " means, I fear, that one is collapsing, and must be passively filled.
" See why ? " she repeats, but not in a soft, gentle one, inaudible to others, as / sh...ould like to hear, and to reply in. " Xo, do tell me why ? Why ought I to see ? " I can only express, by a sort of impatient wag of my head, and a roll of my eyes, that it is im- possible to explain. I am so hungry, and so empty, and so . . . But if I could only be fed, at once, I should be all right. She continues, just as loud as before, " If you don't want me to sit here, I'll go. Say do you want me to sit here?" Wetherby is looking at us. I remark this to her in an undertone. She replies quite loudly, " It doesn't matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' Why ? " I demand, bitterly " Why ? Because — don't you see, why / " I ask, meaning that my face ought to express hunger, misery, emptiness, and * * * all uncomfortableness.
Strange Symptom. — I am gradually ceasing to be positively hungry, and am becoming negatively empty. " Being hungry '^ means that one can actively eat. "Being empty, " means, I fear, that one is collapsing, and must be passively filled.
" See why ? " she repeats, but not in a soft, gentle one, inaudible to others, as / sh...ould like to hear, and to reply in. " Xo, do tell me why ? Why ought I to see ? " I can only express, by a sort of impatient wag of my head, and a roll of my eyes, that it is im- possible to explain. I am so hungry, and so empty, and so . . . But if I could only be fed, at once, I should be all right. She continues, just as loud as before, " If you don't want me to sit here, I'll go. Say do you want me to sit here?" Wetherby is looking at us. I remark this to her in an undertone. She replies quite loudly, " It doesn't matter.
What to read after Rather At Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnand Francis Cowley to read onlineMoreLess
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