The Secret City 8 9
The Secret City 8 9
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We English do not understandsufficiently how the Russians love us for our easy victory over tyranny, and despise us for the small use we have made of our victory--and then, after all, there is something to be said for tyranny too....
But Nina did not see why she should not capture Lawrence. She felt hervitality, her health, her dominant will beat so strongly within her thatit seemed to her that nothing could stop her. She loved him for hisstrength, his silence, his good-nature, yes, and his stu...pidity. Thislast gave her a sense of power over him, and of motherly tenderness too. She loved his stiff and halting Russian--it was as though he were butten years old.
I am convinced, too, that she did not consider that she was doing anywrong to Vera. In the first place she was not as yet really sure thatVera cared for him. Vera, who had been to her always a mother ratherthan a sister, seemed an infinite age. It was ridiculous that Verashould fall in love--Vera so stately and stern and removed from passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We English do not understandsufficiently how the Russians love us for our easy victory over tyranny, and despise us for the small use we have made of our victory--and then, after all, there is something to be said for tyranny too....
But Nina did not see why she should not capture Lawrence. She felt hervitality, her health, her dominant will beat so strongly within her thatit seemed to her that nothing could stop her. She loved him for hisstrength, his silence, his good-nature, yes, and his stu...pidity. Thislast gave her a sense of power over him, and of motherly tenderness too. She loved his stiff and halting Russian--it was as though he were butten years old.
I am convinced, too, that she did not consider that she was doing anywrong to Vera. In the first place she was not as yet really sure thatVera cared for him. Vera, who had been to her always a mother ratherthan a sister, seemed an infinite age. It was ridiculous that Verashould fall in love--Vera so stately and stern and removed from passion.
What to read after The Secret City 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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