The Marble Faun - volume 2
The Marble Faun - volume 2
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Andmust a selfish care for the spotlessness of our own garments keep usfrom pressing the guilty ones close to our hearts, wherein, for the veryreason that we are innocent, lies their securest refuge from furtherill?
It was a sad thing for Hilda to find this moral enigma propounded to herconscience; and to feel that, whichever way she might settle it, therewould be a cry of wrong on the other side. Still, the idea stubbornlycame back, that the tie between Miriam and herself had been real, theaff...ection true, and that therefore the implied compact was not to beshaken off.
"Miriam loved me well, " thought Hilda remorsefully, "and I failed her ather sorest need. " Miriam loved her well; and not less ardent had been the affection whichMiriam's warm, tender, and generous characteristics had excited inHilda's more reserved and quiet nature. It had never been extinguished;for, in part, the wretchedness which Hilda had since endured was butthe struggle and writhing of her sensibility, still yearning towardsher friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andmust a selfish care for the spotlessness of our own garments keep usfrom pressing the guilty ones close to our hearts, wherein, for the veryreason that we are innocent, lies their securest refuge from furtherill?
It was a sad thing for Hilda to find this moral enigma propounded to herconscience; and to feel that, whichever way she might settle it, therewould be a cry of wrong on the other side. Still, the idea stubbornlycame back, that the tie between Miriam and herself had been real, theaff...ection true, and that therefore the implied compact was not to beshaken off.
"Miriam loved me well, " thought Hilda remorsefully, "and I failed her ather sorest need. " Miriam loved her well; and not less ardent had been the affection whichMiriam's warm, tender, and generous characteristics had excited inHilda's more reserved and quiet nature. It had never been extinguished;for, in part, the wretchedness which Hilda had since endured was butthe struggle and writhing of her sensibility, still yearning towardsher friend.
What to read after The Marble Faun - volume 2?
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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