The Forgotten Threshold
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The only difference isone of rapidity. Sadness is made up of the long, slow, majestic chordsof the song. It seems to me that when a wheel seems to cease motion, and finally attains a state of motionlessness, it is perhaps merelyturning into a terrible speed which we cannot perceive. It is theturning of an hour-glass. When I am dead, I wish only my faults to bechronicled, for these alone have any value for the world. I havedreamt always of cycles of infinities. As a decimal always tends byevolut...ion towards a number, so also we evolve toward an infinity. Yetat that goal another infinity starts, as another infinity starts innumbers, --the symbol of patience after all.
"Unto the man of yearning thought And aspiration, to do nought Is in itself almost an act, -- Being chasm-fire and cataract Of the soul's utter depths unseal'd. Yet woe to thee if once thou yield Unto the act of doing nought!" Read Hello and Elia. I am learning how to see in crowds. These pastfew days I have succeeded in withdrawing into life for long periods inthe midst of a general conversation, yet my absence was not noted inthe least.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only difference isone of rapidity. Sadness is made up of the long, slow, majestic chordsof the song. It seems to me that when a wheel seems to cease motion, and finally attains a state of motionlessness, it is perhaps merelyturning into a terrible speed which we cannot perceive. It is theturning of an hour-glass. When I am dead, I wish only my faults to bechronicled, for these alone have any value for the world. I havedreamt always of cycles of infinities. As a decimal always tends byevolut...ion towards a number, so also we evolve toward an infinity. Yetat that goal another infinity starts, as another infinity starts innumbers, --the symbol of patience after all.
"Unto the man of yearning thought And aspiration, to do nought Is in itself almost an act, -- Being chasm-fire and cataract Of the soul's utter depths unseal'd. Yet woe to thee if once thou yield Unto the act of doing nought!" Read Hello and Elia. I am learning how to see in crowds. These pastfew days I have succeeded in withdrawing into life for long periods inthe midst of a general conversation, yet my absence was not noted inthe least.
What to read after The Forgotten Threshold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Middleton to read onlineMoreLess
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