The Marble Faun - volume 1
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" "Help me? No!" said Miriam.
Kenyon's response had been perfectly frank and kind; and yet thesubtlety of Miriam's emotion detected a certain reserve and alarm in hiswarmly expressed readiness to hear her story. In his secret soul, tosay the truth, the sculptor doubted whether it were well for thispoor, suffering girl to speak what she so yearned to say, or for himto listen. If there were any active duty of friendship to be performed, then, indeed, he would joyfully have come forward to do his ...best. But ifit were only a pent-up heart that sought an outlet? in that case it wasby no means so certain that a confession would do good. The more hersecret struggled and fought to be told, the more certain would it be tochange all former relations that had subsisted between herself and thefriend to whom she might reveal it. Unless he could give her all thesympathy, and just the kind of sympathy that the occasion required, Miriam would hate him by and by, and herself still more, if he let herspeak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Help me? No!" said Miriam.
Kenyon's response had been perfectly frank and kind; and yet thesubtlety of Miriam's emotion detected a certain reserve and alarm in hiswarmly expressed readiness to hear her story. In his secret soul, tosay the truth, the sculptor doubted whether it were well for thispoor, suffering girl to speak what she so yearned to say, or for himto listen. If there were any active duty of friendship to be performed, then, indeed, he would joyfully have come forward to do his ...best. But ifit were only a pent-up heart that sought an outlet? in that case it wasby no means so certain that a confession would do good. The more hersecret struggled and fought to be told, the more certain would it be tochange all former relations that had subsisted between herself and thefriend to whom she might reveal it. Unless he could give her all thesympathy, and just the kind of sympathy that the occasion required, Miriam would hate him by and by, and herself still more, if he let herspeak.
What to read after The Marble Faun - volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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