The Sanctuary: a Story of the Civil War
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It was not the old conflict renewed. Duty, now disarmed, was no longer an element in the field. Honor, which some- times takes the guise of love, had here no place. All shams and pretenses were cast aside. The life which scorned love when love could no longer meet the emergencies of life, now swayed toward a loving presence, which was stronger than naked duty only because it was transformed into the divinity of self- immolation and of absolute self-renunciation.
And the major stretched himself ...upon the steam- er's deck, vaguely yearning for some light to guide him through this labyrinth; thankful for the silence, broken only by the smothered breathings of the steam monster underneath him; thankful for the night which hid his face and thought from human observation; unmindful of the spectral cloud-shad- ows (phasing each other across the watery waste and the misty main land; unmindful of the gloomy forest 13^ The Sanctuary, opening its giant arms of darkness to receive these shadows; unconscious of the destiny which Fate, with subtle fingers, was weaving about him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not the old conflict renewed. Duty, now disarmed, was no longer an element in the field. Honor, which some- times takes the guise of love, had here no place. All shams and pretenses were cast aside. The life which scorned love when love could no longer meet the emergencies of life, now swayed toward a loving presence, which was stronger than naked duty only because it was transformed into the divinity of self- immolation and of absolute self-renunciation.
And the major stretched himself ...upon the steam- er's deck, vaguely yearning for some light to guide him through this labyrinth; thankful for the silence, broken only by the smothered breathings of the steam monster underneath him; thankful for the night which hid his face and thought from human observation; unmindful of the spectral cloud-shad- ows (phasing each other across the watery waste and the misty main land; unmindful of the gloomy forest 13^ The Sanctuary, opening its giant arms of darkness to receive these shadows; unconscious of the destiny which Fate, with subtle fingers, was weaving about him.
What to read after The Sanctuary: a Story of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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