Tales of a Cruel Country
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" You must not do that ! " he said, gently. And because Dmitri still gazed into Madelein's eyes and she into his, Jacques placed himself between them and broke the spell. " Sit down, Dmitri, " said Jacques. Dmitri's face had the look of a man whose soul is being disintegrated. He had lost his per- sonality. His eyes were dull, his face was lifeless. His body, his movements, his attitude still suggested abundant strength: simply, his spirit had suffered eclipse. " I want to give myself to my fel...lows, " he muttered, " but no one will take me. I am the rejected of all men. My soul is sent back to its home each time it tries to escape. " He sat down heavily, and brooded. There, a little later, they left him, for his mood of gladness had been transformed into one of gloom, and though next morning, as he dressed, Dmitri sang out of a deep heart filled to the brim with joy, Jacques looked significantly and sorrow- 205 TALES OF A CRUEL COUNTRY fully at his wife. She, in turn, questioned him with her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You must not do that ! " he said, gently. And because Dmitri still gazed into Madelein's eyes and she into his, Jacques placed himself between them and broke the spell. " Sit down, Dmitri, " said Jacques. Dmitri's face had the look of a man whose soul is being disintegrated. He had lost his per- sonality. His eyes were dull, his face was lifeless. His body, his movements, his attitude still suggested abundant strength: simply, his spirit had suffered eclipse. " I want to give myself to my fel...lows, " he muttered, " but no one will take me. I am the rejected of all men. My soul is sent back to its home each time it tries to escape. " He sat down heavily, and brooded. There, a little later, they left him, for his mood of gladness had been transformed into one of gloom, and though next morning, as he dressed, Dmitri sang out of a deep heart filled to the brim with joy, Jacques looked significantly and sorrow- 205 TALES OF A CRUEL COUNTRY fully at his wife. She, in turn, questioned him with her eyes.
What to read after Tales of a Cruel Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Cumberland to read onlineMoreLess
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