The Dark House
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They imposed theircharacters upon events, significant or insignificant, willingly orunwillingly. Beyond that there was no such thing as Fate at all.
They stepped back from the crowd into the shelter of the Piccadilly Tube. They had been walking the streets for an hour, and as much of their livesas they were able to tell one another had been told. Now they were bothbaffled and tired out. Of what had really happened to them they couldsay nothing, and their memories, disinterred in a kind of despe...rate haste("Do you remember that row with Dickson about my hair, Robert?") hadcrumbled, after a moment's apparent vitality, into a heap of dust. Itwas all too utterly dead--too unreal to both of them. The things thathad mattered so much, which had seemed so laughable or so tragic, werelike the repetition of a story in which they could only force a politeinterest. Their laughter, their exclamations, sounded shallow andinsincere.
And yet it was borne in upon them that they did still care for oneanother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They imposed theircharacters upon events, significant or insignificant, willingly orunwillingly. Beyond that there was no such thing as Fate at all.
They stepped back from the crowd into the shelter of the Piccadilly Tube. They had been walking the streets for an hour, and as much of their livesas they were able to tell one another had been told. Now they were bothbaffled and tired out. Of what had really happened to them they couldsay nothing, and their memories, disinterred in a kind of despe...rate haste("Do you remember that row with Dickson about my hair, Robert?") hadcrumbled, after a moment's apparent vitality, into a heap of dust. Itwas all too utterly dead--too unreal to both of them. The things thathad mattered so much, which had seemed so laughable or so tragic, werelike the repetition of a story in which they could only force a politeinterest. Their laughter, their exclamations, sounded shallow andinsincere.
And yet it was borne in upon them that they did still care for oneanother.
What to read after The Dark House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wylie Ida Alexa Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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