The Atlantic Monthly, volume 20, No. 117, July, 1867.
The Atlantic Monthly, volume 20, No. 117, July, 1867.
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He wasengaged in the work of self-preservation, --the most serious andabsorbing work possible to man. Compared to the results here at stake, his passion for Gertrude seemed but a fiction. It is perhaps difficultto give a more lively impression of the vigor of this passion, of itsmaturity and its strength, than by simply stating that it discreetlyheld itself in abeyance until Richard had set at rest his doubts of thatwhich lies nearer than all else to the heart of man, --his doubts of thestrengt...h of his will. He answered these doubts by subjecting hisresolution to a course of such cruel temptations as were likely eitherto shiver it to a myriad of pieces, or to season it perfectly to all thepossible requirements of life. He took long rides over the country, passing within a stone's throw of as many of the scattered waysidetaverns as could be combined in a single circuit. As he drew near themhe sometimes slackened his pace, as if he were about to dismount, pulledup his horse, gazed a moment, then, thrusting in his spurs, gallopedaway again like one pursued.
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He wasengaged in the work of self-preservation, --the most serious andabsorbing work possible to man. Compared to the results here at stake, his passion for Gertrude seemed but a fiction. It is perhaps difficultto give a more lively impression of the vigor of this passion, of itsmaturity and its strength, than by simply stating that it discreetlyheld itself in abeyance until Richard had set at rest his doubts of thatwhich lies nearer than all else to the heart of man, --his doubts of thestrengt...h of his will. He answered these doubts by subjecting hisresolution to a course of such cruel temptations as were likely eitherto shiver it to a myriad of pieces, or to season it perfectly to all thepossible requirements of life. He took long rides over the country, passing within a stone's throw of as many of the scattered waysidetaverns as could be combined in a single circuit. As he drew near themhe sometimes slackened his pace, as if he were about to dismount, pulledup his horse, gazed a moment, then, thrusting in his spurs, gallopedaway again like one pursued.
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