The Parricide : a Domestic Romance 2
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Keep then, your demons imprisoned in your breast, to gnaw and banquet upon your own heart ; I will bore no hole in it, to let out fresh evils upon an already too suffering world.
Live then; for, to live, to you, will prove far THE PARRICIDE. 123 worse than to die. Live therefore, my gentle son, to be your oivn JielL" He then added, after a momentary pause, " And yet, however pmiished in mind, surely you ought not to escape altogether scatheless in body ? — One owes a duty to self, as well as to... others ; and I feel that, in common justice, I am bound to grant you some little corporeal, pal- pable memento of your attempted parricide ; some trifling mark that you may bear with you to your grave ; and which, during your subse- quent life, may never cease to remind you con- dignly of the gratitude of an aggrieved parent." At this moment, I observed that his eye, as mine had previously been, was attracted by the reflection of the rays from the lamp playing upon the glittering blade of the axe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Keep then, your demons imprisoned in your breast, to gnaw and banquet upon your own heart ; I will bore no hole in it, to let out fresh evils upon an already too suffering world.
Live then; for, to live, to you, will prove far THE PARRICIDE. 123 worse than to die. Live therefore, my gentle son, to be your oivn JielL" He then added, after a momentary pause, " And yet, however pmiished in mind, surely you ought not to escape altogether scatheless in body ? — One owes a duty to self, as well as to... others ; and I feel that, in common justice, I am bound to grant you some little corporeal, pal- pable memento of your attempted parricide ; some trifling mark that you may bear with you to your grave ; and which, during your subse- quent life, may never cease to remind you con- dignly of the gratitude of an aggrieved parent." At this moment, I observed that his eye, as mine had previously been, was attracted by the reflection of the rays from the lamp playing upon the glittering blade of the axe.
What to read after The Parricide : a Domestic Romance 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reynolds, Frederic Mansel, D. 1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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