Tales of Hearsay
Tales of Hearsay
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What were men to him with theirsorrows, joys, labours and passions from which she who had been all theworld to him had been cut off so early?
"They did not exist; and he would have felt as completely lonely andabandoned as a man in the toils of a cruel nightmare if it had not beenfor this countryside where he had been born and had spent his happyboyish years. He knew it well--every slight rise crowned with treesamongst the ploughed fields, every dell concealing a village. The dammedstreams made... a chain of lakes set in the green meadows. Far away to thenorth the great Lithuanian forest faced the sun, no higher than a hedge;and to the south, the way to the plains, the vast brown spaces of theearth touched the blue sky.
"And this familiar landscape associated with the days without thoughtand without sorrow, this land the charm of which he felt without evenlooking at it soothed his pain, like the presence of an old friend whosits silent and disregarded by one in some dark hour of life.
"One afternoon, it happened that the Prince after turning his horse'shead for home remarked a low dense cloud of dark dust cutting offslantwise a part of the view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What were men to him with theirsorrows, joys, labours and passions from which she who had been all theworld to him had been cut off so early?
"They did not exist; and he would have felt as completely lonely andabandoned as a man in the toils of a cruel nightmare if it had not beenfor this countryside where he had been born and had spent his happyboyish years. He knew it well--every slight rise crowned with treesamongst the ploughed fields, every dell concealing a village. The dammedstreams made... a chain of lakes set in the green meadows. Far away to thenorth the great Lithuanian forest faced the sun, no higher than a hedge;and to the south, the way to the plains, the vast brown spaces of theearth touched the blue sky.
"And this familiar landscape associated with the days without thoughtand without sorrow, this land the charm of which he felt without evenlooking at it soothed his pain, like the presence of an old friend whosits silent and disregarded by one in some dark hour of life.
"One afternoon, it happened that the Prince after turning his horse'shead for home remarked a low dense cloud of dark dust cutting offslantwise a part of the view.
What to read after Tales of Hearsay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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