The Judgement of Charis
The Judgement of Charis
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It must be delusion, she passionately affirmed. That man that suburban product, that steadily- stolidly, jolly bank-holiday clerk, who had gone to the city every day until he went to the war, and as soon as the war was over had returned to his season ticket as the dog returns to his How, she asked of the unresponsive heavens, could this man's spirit burn with a clear steady flame which, while they were together, lit up all life for her with the light that never was on sea or land? How could his... large, roughly-cut mouth unlock for her the gate of such sensations as she had never known, nor thought to know?
Could all this be for nothing?
She repeated to herself, as if it were a formula with which he had provided her: "When you were in your sober senses, you had no sort of use for me. You refused me without hesitation. When I am gone you will wonder what possessed you to tie your- self up to a fellow you don't love. " 2io The Judgment of Charis "Do I love him? No, I don't believe I do. It is only that I appreciate, with an appreciation which is almost agony, the quality of his love for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must be delusion, she passionately affirmed. That man that suburban product, that steadily- stolidly, jolly bank-holiday clerk, who had gone to the city every day until he went to the war, and as soon as the war was over had returned to his season ticket as the dog returns to his How, she asked of the unresponsive heavens, could this man's spirit burn with a clear steady flame which, while they were together, lit up all life for her with the light that never was on sea or land? How could his... large, roughly-cut mouth unlock for her the gate of such sensations as she had never known, nor thought to know?
Could all this be for nothing?
She repeated to herself, as if it were a formula with which he had provided her: "When you were in your sober senses, you had no sort of use for me. You refused me without hesitation. When I am gone you will wonder what possessed you to tie your- self up to a fellow you don't love. " 2io The Judgment of Charis "Do I love him? No, I don't believe I do. It is only that I appreciate, with an appreciation which is almost agony, the quality of his love for me.
What to read after The Judgement of Charis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baillie Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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