The Inmate of the Dungeon
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. . . And when I saw that, sir, I felt thatsomething inside of me was about to burst. '" The convict paused to gather up his strength for the crisis of hisstory, yet not in the least particular did he change his position, theslight movement of his pointing finger, the steady gleam of his eye, or the slow monotony of his speech. I had never witnessed any scene sodramatic as this, and yet all was absolutely simple and unintentional. I had been thrilled by the greatest actors, as with matchless sk...ill theygave rein to their genius in tragic situations; but how inconceivablytawdry and cheap such pictures seemed in comparison with this! Theclaptrap of the music, the lights, the posing, the wry faces, the gasps, lunges, staggerings, rolling eyes--how flimsy and colorless, how mockingand grotesque, they all appeared beside this simple, uncouth, butgenuine expression of immeasurable agony!
The stenographer held his pencil poised above the paper, and wrote nomore.
"And then the whip came down across my back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . And when I saw that, sir, I felt thatsomething inside of me was about to burst. '" The convict paused to gather up his strength for the crisis of hisstory, yet not in the least particular did he change his position, theslight movement of his pointing finger, the steady gleam of his eye, or the slow monotony of his speech. I had never witnessed any scene sodramatic as this, and yet all was absolutely simple and unintentional. I had been thrilled by the greatest actors, as with matchless sk...ill theygave rein to their genius in tragic situations; but how inconceivablytawdry and cheap such pictures seemed in comparison with this! Theclaptrap of the music, the lights, the posing, the wry faces, the gasps, lunges, staggerings, rolling eyes--how flimsy and colorless, how mockingand grotesque, they all appeared beside this simple, uncouth, butgenuine expression of immeasurable agony!
The stenographer held his pencil poised above the paper, and wrote nomore.
"And then the whip came down across my back.
What to read after The Inmate of the Dungeon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrow W. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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