The Merry Men, And Other Tales And Fables
The Merry Men, And Other Tales And Fables
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To the proof : instead of attempting to cloak my inconsistency, I have, by way of preparing you, thrown it into strong relief. You will there, I think, recognize the philosopher who has the ecstasy to call you wife. The fact is, I hav.e been reckoning all this while without an accident. I never thought to find a son of my own. Now, last night, I found one.
Do not unnecessarily alarm yourself, my dear; he is not a drop of blood to me that I know. It is his mind, darling, his mind that calls me f...ather." "' His mind ! " she repeated with a titter between scorn and hysterics. "His mind, indeed! Henri, is this an idiotic pleasantry, or are you mad ? His mind !
And what of my mind ?
"Truly," replied the Doctor with a shrug, "you have your finger on the hitch. He will be strikingly antipathetic to my beautiful Anastasie. She will never understand him ; he will never understand her.
You manied the animal side of my nature, dear ; and it is on the spiritual side that I find my affinity for Jean-Marie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the proof : instead of attempting to cloak my inconsistency, I have, by way of preparing you, thrown it into strong relief. You will there, I think, recognize the philosopher who has the ecstasy to call you wife. The fact is, I hav.e been reckoning all this while without an accident. I never thought to find a son of my own. Now, last night, I found one.
Do not unnecessarily alarm yourself, my dear; he is not a drop of blood to me that I know. It is his mind, darling, his mind that calls me f...ather." "' His mind ! " she repeated with a titter between scorn and hysterics. "His mind, indeed! Henri, is this an idiotic pleasantry, or are you mad ? His mind !
And what of my mind ?
"Truly," replied the Doctor with a shrug, "you have your finger on the hitch. He will be strikingly antipathetic to my beautiful Anastasie. She will never understand him ; he will never understand her.
You manied the animal side of my nature, dear ; and it is on the spiritual side that I find my affinity for Jean-Marie.
What to read after The Merry Men, And Other Tales And Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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