The Atheist's Mass
The Atheist's Mass
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'Shall I ever take a cup of coffee therewith milk in it?' said I to myself, 'or play a game of dominoes?' "I threw into my work the fury I felt at my misery. I tried to masterpositive knowledge so as to acquire the greatest personal value, andmerit the position I should hold as soon as I could escape fromnothingness. I consumed more oil than bread; the light I burned duringthese endless nights cost me more than food. It was a long duel, obstinate, with no sort of consolation. I found no sympath...y anywhere. Tohave friends, must we not form connections with young men, have a fewsous so as to be able to go tippling with them, and meet them wherestudents congregate? And I had nothing! And no one in Paris canunderstand that nothing means _nothing_. When I even thought of revealingmy beggary, I had that nervous contraction of the throat which makes asick man believe that a ball rises up from the oesophagus into thelarynx.
"In later life I have met people born to wealth who, never having wantedfor anything, had never even heard this problem in the rule of three: Ayoung man is to crime as a five-franc piece is to X.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Shall I ever take a cup of coffee therewith milk in it?' said I to myself, 'or play a game of dominoes?' "I threw into my work the fury I felt at my misery. I tried to masterpositive knowledge so as to acquire the greatest personal value, andmerit the position I should hold as soon as I could escape fromnothingness. I consumed more oil than bread; the light I burned duringthese endless nights cost me more than food. It was a long duel, obstinate, with no sort of consolation. I found no sympath...y anywhere. Tohave friends, must we not form connections with young men, have a fewsous so as to be able to go tippling with them, and meet them wherestudents congregate? And I had nothing! And no one in Paris canunderstand that nothing means _nothing_. When I even thought of revealingmy beggary, I had that nervous contraction of the throat which makes asick man believe that a ball rises up from the oesophagus into thelarynx.
"In later life I have met people born to wealth who, never having wantedfor anything, had never even heard this problem in the rule of three: Ayoung man is to crime as a five-franc piece is to X.
What to read after The Atheist's Mass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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