The Pace That Kills; a Chronicle
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PART II.
To those that have suffered certain things there are forms of entertainment which neither amuse nor bore, but which pain. And this evening, as Justine sat in the stalls, the play which was being given, and which, as plays go, was endurable enough, caused her no pleasure, no weari- ness even, only a longing to get away and be alone. Now and then a shudder visited her, her hand tightened on her fan, and at times she would close her eyes, dull her hearing, and try to fancy that her girlho...od was recovered, that she was free again, that she was dead, that her husband was — anything imaginable in fact, save the knowledge that she was there, side-by-side with him, and that presently they would 1 1 2 The Pace that Kills.
return together to the hideousness of their uptown flat.
She had been married now a little more than two years, and during the latter por- tion of that time life had held for her that precise dose of misery which is just insuf- ficient to produce uncertainties of thought in a mind naturally exalted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PART II.
To those that have suffered certain things there are forms of entertainment which neither amuse nor bore, but which pain. And this evening, as Justine sat in the stalls, the play which was being given, and which, as plays go, was endurable enough, caused her no pleasure, no weari- ness even, only a longing to get away and be alone. Now and then a shudder visited her, her hand tightened on her fan, and at times she would close her eyes, dull her hearing, and try to fancy that her girlho...od was recovered, that she was free again, that she was dead, that her husband was — anything imaginable in fact, save the knowledge that she was there, side-by-side with him, and that presently they would 1 1 2 The Pace that Kills.
return together to the hideousness of their uptown flat.
She had been married now a little more than two years, and during the latter por- tion of that time life had held for her that precise dose of misery which is just insuf- ficient to produce uncertainties of thought in a mind naturally exalted.
What to read after The Pace That Kills; a Chronicle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saltus Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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