Saint Martin's Summer
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He took him in the instant in which, with one foot off theground and the other on the step of the carriage, the foreigner waseasily thrown' off his balance; he dragged him violently backward, spanhim round and dropped him floundering in the mire of the street-kennel.
That done, there fell a pause--a hush that was ominous of thingsimpending. A little crowd of idlers that had gathered was quicklyaugmenting now, and from some there came a cry of "Shame!" at Garnache'sact of violence.
This is no mo...ment at which to pause to moralize. And yet, how often isit not so? How often does not public sympathy go out to the man who hasbeen assaulted without thought of the extent to which that man may haveprovoked and goaded his assailant.
That cry of "Shame!" did no more than increase the anger that wasmastering Garnache. His mission in Grenoble was forgotten; mademoiselleabove-stairs was forgotten; the need for caution and the fear of theCondillacs were forgotten; everything was thrust from his mind but thesituation of the moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took him in the instant in which, with one foot off theground and the other on the step of the carriage, the foreigner waseasily thrown' off his balance; he dragged him violently backward, spanhim round and dropped him floundering in the mire of the street-kennel.
That done, there fell a pause--a hush that was ominous of thingsimpending. A little crowd of idlers that had gathered was quicklyaugmenting now, and from some there came a cry of "Shame!" at Garnache'sact of violence.
This is no mo...ment at which to pause to moralize. And yet, how often isit not so? How often does not public sympathy go out to the man who hasbeen assaulted without thought of the extent to which that man may haveprovoked and goaded his assailant.
That cry of "Shame!" did no more than increase the anger that wasmastering Garnache. His mission in Grenoble was forgotten; mademoiselleabove-stairs was forgotten; the need for caution and the fear of theCondillacs were forgotten; everything was thrust from his mind but thesituation of the moment.
What to read after Saint Martin's Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabatini Rafael to read onlineMoreLess
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