The Martian
The Martian
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_Da capo, e da capo_, Mary--only at night shouldst thou cease fromthy sweet pipings, that I might smoke myself to sleep, and dreamthat all is once more as it used to be.
* * * * * The writing, such as it is, of this life of Barty Josselin--whichalways means the writing of so much of my own--has been to me, up tothe present moment, a great source of consolation, almost ofdelight, when the pen was in my hand and I dived into the past.
But now the story becomes such a record of my own personal... griefthat I have scarcely the courage to go on; I will get through it asquickly as I can.
It was at the beginning of the present decade that the bitter thingarose--medio de fonte leporum; just as all seemed so happy andsecure at Marsfield.
One afternoon in May I arrived at the house, and nobody was at home;but I was told that Marty was in the wood with old Chucker-out, andI went thither to find her, loudly whistling a bar which served as arallying signal to the family. It was not answered, but after a longhunt I found Marty lying on the ground at the foot of a tree, andChucker-out licking her face and hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Da capo, e da capo_, Mary--only at night shouldst thou cease fromthy sweet pipings, that I might smoke myself to sleep, and dreamthat all is once more as it used to be.
* * * * * The writing, such as it is, of this life of Barty Josselin--whichalways means the writing of so much of my own--has been to me, up tothe present moment, a great source of consolation, almost ofdelight, when the pen was in my hand and I dived into the past.
But now the story becomes such a record of my own personal... griefthat I have scarcely the courage to go on; I will get through it asquickly as I can.
It was at the beginning of the present decade that the bitter thingarose--medio de fonte leporum; just as all seemed so happy andsecure at Marsfield.
One afternoon in May I arrived at the house, and nobody was at home;but I was told that Marty was in the wood with old Chucker-out, andI went thither to find her, loudly whistling a bar which served as arallying signal to the family. It was not answered, but after a longhunt I found Marty lying on the ground at the foot of a tree, andChucker-out licking her face and hands.
What to read after The Martian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Du Maurier George to read onlineMoreLess
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