The Dweller On the Threshold 8 6
The Dweller On the Threshold 8 6
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And the strange, to meinexplicable, situation rapidly developed.
"To put it before you in few words and plainly: Chichester seemed to suckmy will away from me gradually but surely, till my former strength washis. But that was not all. With the growth of his will there was anotherand more terrible growth: there rose in him a curiously observantfaculty. " Again the rector took out his handkerchief and wiped his brow.
"A curiously critical faculty. How shall I say? Perhaps you may know, Mr. Mallin...g, how the persistent attitude of one mind may influenceanother. For instance, if a man always expects ill of another--treachery, let us say, bad temper, hatred, fear, inducing trickery, perhaps, thatother is turned toward just such evil manifestations in connection withthat man. If some one with psychic force thinks all you do is wrong, soon you begin to do things wrongly. A fearful uneasiness is bred. Thefaculties begin to fail. The formerly sure-footed stumbles. The formerlyself-confident takes on nervousness, presently fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the strange, to meinexplicable, situation rapidly developed.
"To put it before you in few words and plainly: Chichester seemed to suckmy will away from me gradually but surely, till my former strength washis. But that was not all. With the growth of his will there was anotherand more terrible growth: there rose in him a curiously observantfaculty. " Again the rector took out his handkerchief and wiped his brow.
"A curiously critical faculty. How shall I say? Perhaps you may know, Mr. Mallin...g, how the persistent attitude of one mind may influenceanother. For instance, if a man always expects ill of another--treachery, let us say, bad temper, hatred, fear, inducing trickery, perhaps, thatother is turned toward just such evil manifestations in connection withthat man. If some one with psychic force thinks all you do is wrong, soon you begin to do things wrongly. A fearful uneasiness is bred. Thefaculties begin to fail. The formerly sure-footed stumbles. The formerlyself-confident takes on nervousness, presently fear.
What to read after The Dweller On the Threshold 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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