The Imperialist
The Imperialist
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Her arrival wouldbe the decisive point of another campaign. He and Advenafaced it without misgiving, but there were moments whenFinlay greatly wished the moment past.
Their intimacy had never been conspicuous, and theirdetermination to make no change in it could be carriedout without attracting attention. It was very dear tothem, that determination. They saw it as a test, as anideal. Last of all, perhaps, as an alleviation. They wereboth too much encumbered with ideas to move simply, quickly, o...n the impulse of passion. They looked at itthrough the wrong end of the glass, and thought they putit farther away. They believed that their relationcomprised, would always comprise, the best of life. Itwas matter for discussion singularly attractive; theyallowed themselves upon it wide scope in theory. Theycould speak of it in the heroic temper, without sadnessor bitterness; the thing was to tear away the veil andlook fate in the face. The great thing, perhaps, was tospeak of it while still they could give themselves leave;a day would arrive, they acknowledged with averted eyes, when dumbness would be more becoming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her arrival wouldbe the decisive point of another campaign. He and Advenafaced it without misgiving, but there were moments whenFinlay greatly wished the moment past.
Their intimacy had never been conspicuous, and theirdetermination to make no change in it could be carriedout without attracting attention. It was very dear tothem, that determination. They saw it as a test, as anideal. Last of all, perhaps, as an alleviation. They wereboth too much encumbered with ideas to move simply, quickly, o...n the impulse of passion. They looked at itthrough the wrong end of the glass, and thought they putit farther away. They believed that their relationcomprised, would always comprise, the best of life. Itwas matter for discussion singularly attractive; theyallowed themselves upon it wide scope in theory. Theycould speak of it in the heroic temper, without sadnessor bitterness; the thing was to tear away the veil andlook fate in the face. The great thing, perhaps, was tospeak of it while still they could give themselves leave;a day would arrive, they acknowledged with averted eyes, when dumbness would be more becoming.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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