The Return
The Return
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You'vegot this almost intolerable burden to bear; it's come like athief in the night; but bear it you must, and ALONE! They saydeath's a going to bed; I doubt it; but anyhow life's a longundressing. We came in puling and naked, and every stitch mustcome off before we get out again. We must stand on our feet inall our Rabelaisian nakedness, and watch the world fade. Wellthen, and not another word of sense shall you worm out of myworn-out old brains after today--all I say is, don't give in! Why, ...if you stood here now, freed from this devilish disguise, theold, fat, sluggish fellow that sat and yawned his head off undermy eyes in his pew the Sunday before last, if I know anythingabout human nature I'd say it to your face, and a fig for yourvanity and resignation--your last state would be worse than thefirst. There!' He bunched up a big white handkerchief and mopped it over hishead. 'That's done, ' he said, 'and we won't go back. What I wantto know now is what are you going to do? Where are you sleeping?What are you going to think about?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'vegot this almost intolerable burden to bear; it's come like athief in the night; but bear it you must, and ALONE! They saydeath's a going to bed; I doubt it; but anyhow life's a longundressing. We came in puling and naked, and every stitch mustcome off before we get out again. We must stand on our feet inall our Rabelaisian nakedness, and watch the world fade. Wellthen, and not another word of sense shall you worm out of myworn-out old brains after today--all I say is, don't give in! Why, ...if you stood here now, freed from this devilish disguise, theold, fat, sluggish fellow that sat and yawned his head off undermy eyes in his pew the Sunday before last, if I know anythingabout human nature I'd say it to your face, and a fig for yourvanity and resignation--your last state would be worse than thefirst. There!' He bunched up a big white handkerchief and mopped it over hishead. 'That's done, ' he said, 'and we won't go back. What I wantto know now is what are you going to do? Where are you sleeping?What are you going to think about?
What to read after The Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter J De La Mare to read onlineMoreLess
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