The Seven Poor Travellers
The Seven Poor Travellers
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Thatprevious scene in his existence was closed. He had firmly resolved thathis expiation should be to live unknown; to disturb no more the peacethat had long grown over his old offences; to let it be revealed, when hewas dead, that he had striven and suffered, and had never forgotten; andthen, if they could forgive him and believe him--well, it would be timeenough--time enough!
But that night, remembering the words he had cherished for two years, "Tell her how we became friends. It will comfort... her, as it comfortsme, " he related everything. It gradually seemed to him as if in hismaturity he had recovered a mother; it gradually seemed to her as if inher bereavement she had found a son. During his stay in England, thequiet garden into which he had slowly and painfully crept, a stranger, became the boundary of his home; when he was able to rejoin his regimentin the spring, he left the garden, thinking was this indeed the firsttime he had ever turned his face towards the old colours with a woman'sblessing!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thatprevious scene in his existence was closed. He had firmly resolved thathis expiation should be to live unknown; to disturb no more the peacethat had long grown over his old offences; to let it be revealed, when hewas dead, that he had striven and suffered, and had never forgotten; andthen, if they could forgive him and believe him--well, it would be timeenough--time enough!
But that night, remembering the words he had cherished for two years, "Tell her how we became friends. It will comfort... her, as it comfortsme, " he related everything. It gradually seemed to him as if in hismaturity he had recovered a mother; it gradually seemed to her as if inher bereavement she had found a son. During his stay in England, thequiet garden into which he had slowly and painfully crept, a stranger, became the boundary of his home; when he was able to rejoin his regimentin the spring, he left the garden, thinking was this indeed the firsttime he had ever turned his face towards the old colours with a woman'sblessing!
What to read after The Seven Poor Travellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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