The Hearts Justice
The Hearts Justice
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Oh, it was spectacular and splendid, this service to the soul of Michael O'Connor whose indifferent body now lay in the black coffin, ironically made to assist at an affair in which it had no interest. Grimly David reflected upon these things. But gradually the music worked upon him, the Andante Cantabile of Tchaikowsky, the divine motive bearing him into some pure region of exaltation, of almost intolerable selflessness. For the first time he thought of Muffet as the supreme sufferer in connec...tion with The Heart's Justice 133 his death. He loathed the craven fear that had hitherto- kept him crouching in his own ego. The music could mean only Muffet, Muffet, perilously abandoned and unparented, his poor, pretty, adored darling. It had been his whim to make her wholly dependent. In Muffet his monstrous vanity had placated and reinforced itself; had thriven and become restored. Oh, unspeak- able. Other girls were armored for calamity. Not so his daughter. He remembered the doctor's words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, it was spectacular and splendid, this service to the soul of Michael O'Connor whose indifferent body now lay in the black coffin, ironically made to assist at an affair in which it had no interest. Grimly David reflected upon these things. But gradually the music worked upon him, the Andante Cantabile of Tchaikowsky, the divine motive bearing him into some pure region of exaltation, of almost intolerable selflessness. For the first time he thought of Muffet as the supreme sufferer in connec...tion with The Heart's Justice 133 his death. He loathed the craven fear that had hitherto- kept him crouching in his own ego. The music could mean only Muffet, Muffet, perilously abandoned and unparented, his poor, pretty, adored darling. It had been his whim to make her wholly dependent. In Muffet his monstrous vanity had placated and reinforced itself; had thriven and become restored. Oh, unspeak- able. Other girls were armored for calamity. Not so his daughter. He remembered the doctor's words.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Benjamin Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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