Robert Orange
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Butnow I have stolen you I will keep you. I cannot--cannot give you backagain to anything or anybody. " He spoke with that almost mocking tenderness which dissembles itspassion. At the practical difficulty which now confronted him, all thatwas merely romantic and speculative in his soul took flight, as birdsthat are frightened from a quiet orchard by the yelp of dogs. He becameaware that he was bitterly independent of the joys he had once found inthe mere spectacle of the exterior world--the pl...ay of light and shade, the changing visions of the sky, the charm of the earth. His ownthoughts were now the sole realities, and the dulness which suddenlycame over his vision for outward things seemed to render it the moreacute and concentrated for the things of the mind. As distant hills andtree tops show most distinctly before a storm, so every possibilitywhich can arise from a conflict of duties stood out with a decisiveclearness for his consideration. He had married in haste a child-bride. There was no blinking the fact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butnow I have stolen you I will keep you. I cannot--cannot give you backagain to anything or anybody. " He spoke with that almost mocking tenderness which dissembles itspassion. At the practical difficulty which now confronted him, all thatwas merely romantic and speculative in his soul took flight, as birdsthat are frightened from a quiet orchard by the yelp of dogs. He becameaware that he was bitterly independent of the joys he had once found inthe mere spectacle of the exterior world--the pl...ay of light and shade, the changing visions of the sky, the charm of the earth. His ownthoughts were now the sole realities, and the dulness which suddenlycame over his vision for outward things seemed to render it the moreacute and concentrated for the things of the mind. As distant hills andtree tops show most distinctly before a storm, so every possibilitywhich can arise from a conflict of duties stood out with a decisiveclearness for his consideration. He had married in haste a child-bride. There was no blinking the fact.
What to read after Robert Orange?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hobbes, John Oliver, 1867-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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