The Pit: a Story of Chicago
The Pit: a Story of Chicago
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It is aston- ishing. You have no idea of it, how I have ordered my whole life according to that idea." "As though you expected me to believe that," she answered.
In her other lovers she knew her words would have provoked vehement protestation. But for her it was part of the charm of Corthell's attitude that he never did or said the expected, the ordinary. Just now he seemed more interested in the effect of his love for Laura upon himself than in the manner of her recep- tion of it.
" It is curi...ous," he continued. " I am no longer a boy. I have no enthusiasms. I have known many women, and I have seen enough of what the crowd calls love to know how futile it is, how empty, a vanity of vanities. I had imagined that the poets were wrong, were idealists, seeing the -things that should be rather than the things that were. And then," suddenly he drew a deep breath: 'Uhis happiness; and to me. And the miracle, the wonderful is-.ibere — all at once — in^ my heartj^ i n my v ery hand, like a mysterious, beautiful exotic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is aston- ishing. You have no idea of it, how I have ordered my whole life according to that idea." "As though you expected me to believe that," she answered.
In her other lovers she knew her words would have provoked vehement protestation. But for her it was part of the charm of Corthell's attitude that he never did or said the expected, the ordinary. Just now he seemed more interested in the effect of his love for Laura upon himself than in the manner of her recep- tion of it.
" It is curi...ous," he continued. " I am no longer a boy. I have no enthusiasms. I have known many women, and I have seen enough of what the crowd calls love to know how futile it is, how empty, a vanity of vanities. I had imagined that the poets were wrong, were idealists, seeing the -things that should be rather than the things that were. And then," suddenly he drew a deep breath: 'Uhis happiness; and to me. And the miracle, the wonderful is-.ibere — all at once — in^ my heartj^ i n my v ery hand, like a mysterious, beautiful exotic.
What to read after The Pit: a Story of Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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