Rudin
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Rudin was the master of almost thegreatest secret--the music of eloquence. He knew how in strikingone chord of the heart to set all the others vaguely quivering andresounding. Many of his listeners, perhaps, did not understand veryprecisely what his eloquence was about; but their bosoms heaved, itseemed as though veils were lifted before their eyes, something radiant, glorious, seemed shimmering in the distance.
All Rudin's thoughts seemed centred on the future; this lent himsomething of the im...petuous dash of youth. .. Standing at the window, notlooking at any one in special, he spoke, and inspired by the generalsympathy and attention, the presence of young women, the beauty of thenight, carried along by the tide of his own emotions, he rose to theheight of eloquence, of poetry. .. . The very sound of his voice, intenseand soft, increased the fascination; it seemed as though some higherpower were speaking through his lips, startling even to himself. .. . Rudin spoke of what lends eternal significance to the fleeting life ofman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rudin was the master of almost thegreatest secret--the music of eloquence. He knew how in strikingone chord of the heart to set all the others vaguely quivering andresounding. Many of his listeners, perhaps, did not understand veryprecisely what his eloquence was about; but their bosoms heaved, itseemed as though veils were lifted before their eyes, something radiant, glorious, seemed shimmering in the distance.
All Rudin's thoughts seemed centred on the future; this lent himsomething of the im...petuous dash of youth. .. Standing at the window, notlooking at any one in special, he spoke, and inspired by the generalsympathy and attention, the presence of young women, the beauty of thenight, carried along by the tide of his own emotions, he rose to theheight of eloquence, of poetry. .. . The very sound of his voice, intenseand soft, increased the fascination; it seemed as though some higherpower were speaking through his lips, startling even to himself. .. . Rudin spoke of what lends eternal significance to the fleeting life ofman.
What to read after Rudin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turgenev Ivan Sergeevich to read onlineMoreLess
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