The Relentless City
The Relentless City
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Is that an insult to your mother's guests? I think it is. Anyhow, I was one of the silly, wicked people. But now I am not silly or wicked; I am very good, and very innocent, and I want to take everything into my arms and stroke it. My God, what a beautiful world! I am so glad I did not die in the night." Amelie laughed; this mood found in her a ready response.
"Yes, yes," she cried. "Go on. I know what you mean. You want to be rid of all else, to be just a consciousness in the world. I have fel...t that. What does it say?" "4 THE RELENTLESS CITY Dorothy shook her head.
**It never says the same thing for five minutes," she said. "Just now you and I feel that. If we sat here for a quarter of an hour we should begin to talk chiffon.
If we sat here longer we might talk scandal. Only I think these moments are given us as a sort of refresh- ment. Gk)d washes our faces every now and then, and we proceed to soil them instantly." She turned to her companion eagerly.
** Don't soil yours," she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is that an insult to your mother's guests? I think it is. Anyhow, I was one of the silly, wicked people. But now I am not silly or wicked; I am very good, and very innocent, and I want to take everything into my arms and stroke it. My God, what a beautiful world! I am so glad I did not die in the night." Amelie laughed; this mood found in her a ready response.
"Yes, yes," she cried. "Go on. I know what you mean. You want to be rid of all else, to be just a consciousness in the world. I have fel...t that. What does it say?" "4 THE RELENTLESS CITY Dorothy shook her head.
**It never says the same thing for five minutes," she said. "Just now you and I feel that. If we sat here for a quarter of an hour we should begin to talk chiffon.
If we sat here longer we might talk scandal. Only I think these moments are given us as a sort of refresh- ment. Gk)d washes our faces every now and then, and we proceed to soil them instantly." She turned to her companion eagerly.
** Don't soil yours," she said.
What to read after The Relentless City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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