The Last Man
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England was still secure. France, Germany, Italy andSpain, were interposed, walls yet without a breach, between us and theplague. Our vessels truly were the sport of winds and waves, even asGulliver was the toy of the Brobdignagians; but we on our stable abodecould not be hurt in life or limb by these eruptions of nature. We couldnot fear--we did not. Yet a feeling of awe, a breathless sentiment ofwonder, a painful sense of the degradation of humanity, was introduced intoevery heart. Nature, ou...r mother, and our friend, had turned on us a brow ofmenace. She shewed us plainly, that, though she permitted us to assign herlaws and subdue her apparent powers, yet, if she put forth but a finger, wemust quake. She could take our globe, fringed with mountains, girded by theatmosphere, containing the condition of our being, and all that man's mindcould invent or his force achieve; she could take the ball in her hand, andcast it into space, where life would be drunk up, and man and all hisefforts for ever annihilated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
England was still secure. France, Germany, Italy andSpain, were interposed, walls yet without a breach, between us and theplague. Our vessels truly were the sport of winds and waves, even asGulliver was the toy of the Brobdignagians; but we on our stable abodecould not be hurt in life or limb by these eruptions of nature. We couldnot fear--we did not. Yet a feeling of awe, a breathless sentiment ofwonder, a painful sense of the degradation of humanity, was introduced intoevery heart. Nature, ou...r mother, and our friend, had turned on us a brow ofmenace. She shewed us plainly, that, though she permitted us to assign herlaws and subdue her apparent powers, yet, if she put forth but a finger, wemust quake. She could take our globe, fringed with mountains, girded by theatmosphere, containing the condition of our being, and all that man's mindcould invent or his force achieve; she could take the ball in her hand, andcast it into space, where life would be drunk up, and man and all hisefforts for ever annihilated.
What to read after The Last Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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