The Galaxy, volume 17
The Galaxy, volume 17
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She strikea me as a person who is begging off from full knowledge^who has struck a truce with painful truth, and is trying awhile the experimentof living with closed eyes.
In the dark she tries to see again the gilding on her idol. Illusion of course is illusion, and one must always pay for it ; but there is something truly tragical in seeing an earthly penalty levied on such divine folly as this. As for M. de Mauves, he's a Frenchman to bin fingers* ends ; and I confess I should dislike him fo...r this if he were a much better man.
He can't forgive his wife for having mar- ried him too sentimentally and loved him too well ; for in some uncorrupted cor> ner of his being be feels, I suppose, that as she saw him, so he ought to have been.
It's a perpetual vexation to him that a little American bowgeoise should have fiincied him a finer fellow than he is, or than he at all wants to be. He hasn't a glimmering of real acquaintance with his wife ; he can't understand the stream of passion flowing so clear and still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She strikea me as a person who is begging off from full knowledge^who has struck a truce with painful truth, and is trying awhile the experimentof living with closed eyes.
In the dark she tries to see again the gilding on her idol. Illusion of course is illusion, and one must always pay for it ; but there is something truly tragical in seeing an earthly penalty levied on such divine folly as this. As for M. de Mauves, he's a Frenchman to bin fingers* ends ; and I confess I should dislike him fo...r this if he were a much better man.
He can't forgive his wife for having mar- ried him too sentimentally and loved him too well ; for in some uncorrupted cor> ner of his being be feels, I suppose, that as she saw him, so he ought to have been.
It's a perpetual vexation to him that a little American bowgeoise should have fiincied him a finer fellow than he is, or than he at all wants to be. He hasn't a glimmering of real acquaintance with his wife ; he can't understand the stream of passion flowing so clear and still.
What to read after The Galaxy, volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Making of America Project to read onlineMoreLess
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