The Seven Who Were Hanged
The Seven Who Were Hanged
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He was fond of dress, his manners were excellent and he alone, of all the members of theorganization, dared attend the balls given in high society, withoutrunning the risk of being recognized as an outsider.
But for a long time, altogether unnoticed by his comrades, there hadripened in his soul a dark contempt for mankind; contempt mingledwith despair and painful, almost deadly fatigue. By nature rather amathematician than a poet, he had not known until now any inspiration, any ecstasy and at t...imes he felt like a madman, looking for the squaringof a circle in pools of human blood. The enemy against whom he struggledevery day could not inspire him with respect. It was a dense net ofstupidity, treachery and falsehood, vile insults and base deceptions. The last incident which seemed to have destroyed in him forever thedesire to live, was the murder of the provocateur which he had committedby order of the organization. He had killed him in cold blood, but whenhe saw that dead, deceitful, now calm, and after all pitiful, humanface, he suddenly ceased to respect himself and his work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was fond of dress, his manners were excellent and he alone, of all the members of theorganization, dared attend the balls given in high society, withoutrunning the risk of being recognized as an outsider.
But for a long time, altogether unnoticed by his comrades, there hadripened in his soul a dark contempt for mankind; contempt mingledwith despair and painful, almost deadly fatigue. By nature rather amathematician than a poet, he had not known until now any inspiration, any ecstasy and at t...imes he felt like a madman, looking for the squaringof a circle in pools of human blood. The enemy against whom he struggledevery day could not inspire him with respect. It was a dense net ofstupidity, treachery and falsehood, vile insults and base deceptions. The last incident which seemed to have destroyed in him forever thedesire to live, was the murder of the provocateur which he had committedby order of the organization. He had killed him in cold blood, but whenhe saw that dead, deceitful, now calm, and after all pitiful, humanface, he suddenly ceased to respect himself and his work.
What to read after The Seven Who Were Hanged?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andreyev Leonid Nikolayevich to read onlineMoreLess
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