The Human Chord
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. '" He gazed down very searchingly into the other's eyes for a minute or two, then shook the proffered hand without another word. And so theyseparated and went to bed, for it was long past midnight.
Chapter III I In his bedroom, though excitement banished sleep in spite of the latenessof the hour, he was too exhausted to make any effective attempt to reducethe confusion of his mind to order. For the first time in his life thediary-page for the day remained blank. For a long time he sat before ...itwith his pencil--then sighed and put it away. A volume he might havewritten, but not a page, much less a line or two. And though it was buteight hours since he had made the acquaintance of the Rev. Philip Skale, it seemed to him more like eight days.
Moreover, all that he had heard and seen, fantastic and strained as hefelt it to be, possibly even the product of religious mania, wasnevertheless profoundly disquieting, for mixed up with it somewhere orother was--truth. Mr. Skale _had_ made a discovery--a giant one; it wasnot all merely talk and hypnotism, the glamour of words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. '" He gazed down very searchingly into the other's eyes for a minute or two, then shook the proffered hand without another word. And so theyseparated and went to bed, for it was long past midnight.
Chapter III I In his bedroom, though excitement banished sleep in spite of the latenessof the hour, he was too exhausted to make any effective attempt to reducethe confusion of his mind to order. For the first time in his life thediary-page for the day remained blank. For a long time he sat before ...itwith his pencil--then sighed and put it away. A volume he might havewritten, but not a page, much less a line or two. And though it was buteight hours since he had made the acquaintance of the Rev. Philip Skale, it seemed to him more like eight days.
Moreover, all that he had heard and seen, fantastic and strained as hefelt it to be, possibly even the product of religious mania, wasnevertheless profoundly disquieting, for mixed up with it somewhere orother was--truth. Mr. Skale _had_ made a discovery--a giant one; it wasnot all merely talk and hypnotism, the glamour of words.
What to read after The Human Chord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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