The Beast in the Jungle
The Beast in the Jungle
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" He continued to look at her. "What then is the matter with you?" "Well, " she said after another wait, "the matter with me is simply thatI'm more sure than ever my curiosity, as you call it, will be but toowell repaid. " They were frankly grave now; he had got up from his seat, had turned oncemore about the little drawing-room to which, year after year, he broughthis inevitable topic; in which he had, as he might have said, tastedtheir intimate community with every sauce, where every object w...as asfamiliar to him as the things of his own house and the very carpets wereworn with his fitful walk very much as the desks in old counting-housesare worn by the elbows of generations of clerks. The generations of hisnervous moods had been at work there, and the place was the writtenhistory of his whole middle life. Under the impression of what hisfriend had just said he knew himself, for some reason, more aware ofthese things; which made him, after a moment, stop again before her. "Isit possibly that you've grown afraid?" "Afraid?" He thought, as she repeated the word, that his question hadmade her, a little, change colour; so that, lest he should have touchedon a truth, he explained very kindly: "You remember that that was whatyou asked _me_ long ago--that first day at Weatherend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He continued to look at her. "What then is the matter with you?" "Well, " she said after another wait, "the matter with me is simply thatI'm more sure than ever my curiosity, as you call it, will be but toowell repaid. " They were frankly grave now; he had got up from his seat, had turned oncemore about the little drawing-room to which, year after year, he broughthis inevitable topic; in which he had, as he might have said, tastedtheir intimate community with every sauce, where every object w...as asfamiliar to him as the things of his own house and the very carpets wereworn with his fitful walk very much as the desks in old counting-housesare worn by the elbows of generations of clerks. The generations of hisnervous moods had been at work there, and the place was the writtenhistory of his whole middle life. Under the impression of what hisfriend had just said he knew himself, for some reason, more aware ofthese things; which made him, after a moment, stop again before her. "Isit possibly that you've grown afraid?" "Afraid?" He thought, as she repeated the word, that his question hadmade her, a little, change colour; so that, lest he should have touchedon a truth, he explained very kindly: "You remember that that was whatyou asked _me_ long ago--that first day at Weatherend.
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