The Money Master, volume 3.
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CHAPTER XIV "I DO NOT WANT TO GO" It is a bad thing to call down a crisis in the night-time. A "scene" atmidnight is a savage enemy of ultimate understanding, and that Devil, called Estrangement, laughs as he observes the objects of his attentionin conflict when the midnight candle burns.
He should have been seized with a fit of remorse, however, at the sighthe saw in the Manor Cartier at midnight of the day when Jean JacquesBarbille had reached his fiftieth year. There is nothing which, forpat...hos and for tragedy, can compare with a struggle between the youngand the old.
The Devil of Estrangement when he sees it, may go away and indulgehimself in sleep; for there will be no sleep for those who, one young andthe other old, break their hearts on each other's anvils, when the lightsare low and it is long till morning.
When Jean Jacques had broken the forgotten guitar which his daughter hadretrieved from her mother's life at the Manor Cartier (all else he hadhad packed and stored away in the flour-mill out of sight) and thrown itin the fire, there had begun a revolt in the girl's heart, founded on asense of injustice, but which itself became injustice also; and that is adark thing to come between those who love--even as parent and child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XIV "I DO NOT WANT TO GO" It is a bad thing to call down a crisis in the night-time. A "scene" atmidnight is a savage enemy of ultimate understanding, and that Devil, called Estrangement, laughs as he observes the objects of his attentionin conflict when the midnight candle burns.
He should have been seized with a fit of remorse, however, at the sighthe saw in the Manor Cartier at midnight of the day when Jean JacquesBarbille had reached his fiftieth year. There is nothing which, forpat...hos and for tragedy, can compare with a struggle between the youngand the old.
The Devil of Estrangement when he sees it, may go away and indulgehimself in sleep; for there will be no sleep for those who, one young andthe other old, break their hearts on each other's anvils, when the lightsare low and it is long till morning.
When Jean Jacques had broken the forgotten guitar which his daughter hadretrieved from her mother's life at the Manor Cartier (all else he hadhad packed and stored away in the flour-mill out of sight) and thrown itin the fire, there had begun a revolt in the girl's heart, founded on asense of injustice, but which itself became injustice also; and that is adark thing to come between those who love--even as parent and child.
What to read after The Money Master, volume 3.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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