The Great English Letter Writers volume 1
The Great English Letter Writers volume 1
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What is this fascina- tion which makes us cling to existence in spite of present sufferings and of religious hopes ? Yesterday evening I called at the house in Cadogan Place, where the body is lying. I was truly fond of him : that is, " je 1'aimais comme Ton aime. " And how is that ? How very little one human being generally cares for another ! How very little the world misses anybody ! How soon the chasm left by the best and wisest men closes ! I thought, as I walked back from Cadogan Place, t...hat our own selfishness when others are taken away ought to teach us how little others will suffer at losing us. I thought that, if I were to die to-morrow, not one of the fine people, whom I dine with every week, will take a c6telette aux petits pois the less on Saturday at the table to which I was invited to meet them, or will smile less gaily at the ladies over the champagne. And I am quite even with them. What are those pretty lines of Shelley ?
Oh, world, farewell !
Listen to the passing bell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is this fascina- tion which makes us cling to existence in spite of present sufferings and of religious hopes ? Yesterday evening I called at the house in Cadogan Place, where the body is lying. I was truly fond of him : that is, " je 1'aimais comme Ton aime. " And how is that ? How very little one human being generally cares for another ! How very little the world misses anybody ! How soon the chasm left by the best and wisest men closes ! I thought, as I walked back from Cadogan Place, t...hat our own selfishness when others are taken away ought to teach us how little others will suffer at losing us. I thought that, if I were to die to-morrow, not one of the fine people, whom I dine with every week, will take a c6telette aux petits pois the less on Saturday at the table to which I was invited to meet them, or will smile less gaily at the ladies over the champagne. And I am quite even with them. What are those pretty lines of Shelley ?
Oh, world, farewell !
Listen to the passing bell.
What to read after The Great English Letter Writers volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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