The Street of the Eye And Nine Other Tales
The Street of the Eye And Nine Other Tales
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' He considered gravely for a moment. ' One can hardly tell save by experiment. ' ' You wouldn't mind telling me, would you ? ' ' No. I would tell you at once. You have sense enough not to be offended. ' She was absurdly elated by this curt compliment. ' Besides, ' he added, ' the book comes first with me always. Nothing else matters. ' She ruminated upon that thought for several seconds. The bluntness, the ungraciousness of it at once repelled and attracted her. She could not but admire Edward...'s capacity for impersonal enthusiasm ; it made him great ; and she found something fascinating in his indifference to lesser things. Among those lesser things she was content, for the moment, to include herself. To be his tool, to help him in his work : such service, she felt, would be its own sufficient reward. Noting her silence, ' That seems to you inhuman ? ' he asked. ' It seems to me superhuman, ' answered 238 THE HOUSE AT MAADI Sheila. ' Perhaps that's the secret of fine living : to subordinate all personal things to some great impersonal passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He considered gravely for a moment. ' One can hardly tell save by experiment. ' ' You wouldn't mind telling me, would you ? ' ' No. I would tell you at once. You have sense enough not to be offended. ' She was absurdly elated by this curt compliment. ' Besides, ' he added, ' the book comes first with me always. Nothing else matters. ' She ruminated upon that thought for several seconds. The bluntness, the ungraciousness of it at once repelled and attracted her. She could not but admire Edward...'s capacity for impersonal enthusiasm ; it made him great ; and she found something fascinating in his indifference to lesser things. Among those lesser things she was content, for the moment, to include herself. To be his tool, to help him in his work : such service, she felt, would be its own sufficient reward. Noting her silence, ' That seems to you inhuman ? ' he asked. ' It seems to me superhuman, ' answered 238 THE HOUSE AT MAADI Sheila. ' Perhaps that's the secret of fine living : to subordinate all personal things to some great impersonal passion.
What to read after The Street of the Eye And Nine Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald William Bullett to read onlineMoreLess
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