The Cats' Bridge;
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out of the house! Away before she moves!" an inward voice commanded. He tore down his coat from the wall, crushed a fur cap over his brow, and flew out into the bitter cold night, as if chased by the Devil.
But he could not escape — could not run away from her; wherever he went she was beside him.
A tornado raged in his breast, and lashed the blood to froth in his veins.
He was fleeing from his young manhood's senses, and they were in hot pursuit.
He dashed through the woods at full speed.
281 ...The Cats' Bridge The frosty air did not cool him, nor the darkness restore his serenity.
Was there no salvation? None?
He thought of the parsonage. A jeering laugh rose to his lips. Helene had shrunk from him when he had approached her with clean hands and a pure heart. What would she do to-day if he came into her presence bearing a curse and an in- supportable burden of guilt upon him?
And yet that one spot of earth was sacred to memories of all that had been purest, most peace- ful and happy in his blighted life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
out of the house! Away before she moves!" an inward voice commanded. He tore down his coat from the wall, crushed a fur cap over his brow, and flew out into the bitter cold night, as if chased by the Devil.
But he could not escape — could not run away from her; wherever he went she was beside him.
A tornado raged in his breast, and lashed the blood to froth in his veins.
He was fleeing from his young manhood's senses, and they were in hot pursuit.
He dashed through the woods at full speed.
281 ...The Cats' Bridge The frosty air did not cool him, nor the darkness restore his serenity.
Was there no salvation? None?
He thought of the parsonage. A jeering laugh rose to his lips. Helene had shrunk from him when he had approached her with clean hands and a pure heart. What would she do to-day if he came into her presence bearing a curse and an in- supportable burden of guilt upon him?
And yet that one spot of earth was sacred to memories of all that had been purest, most peace- ful and happy in his blighted life.
What to read after The Cats' Bridge;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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