The Three Sisters
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So, without Ally being in the least aware of it, Ally's mind, struggling toward sanity, fabricated one enormous fear, the fear ofher father's death, a fear that she could own and face, and set it upin place of that secret and dangerous thing which was the fear of lifeitself.
Ally, insisting a dozen times a day that she had killed poor Papa, was completely taken in by this play of her surreptitiouslyself-preserving soul. Even Rowcliffe was taken in by it. He calledit a morbid obsession. And he b...egan to wonder whether he had not beenmistaken about Ally after all, whether her nature was not more subtleand sensitive than he had guessed, more intricately and dangerouslymixed.
For the sadness of the desolate land, of the naked hillsides, of themoor marshes with their ghostly mists; the brooding of the watchful, solitary house, the horror of haunted twilights, of nightfall and ofmidnights now and then when Greatorex was abroad looking after hiscattle and she lay alone under the white ceiling that sagged above herbed and heard the weak wind picking at the pane; her fear of Maggieand of what Maggie had been to Greatorex and might be again; her fearof the savage, violent and repulsive elements in the man who washer god; her fear of her own repulsion; the tremor of her recoilingnerves; premonitions of her alien blood, the vague melancholy of hersecret motherhood; they were all mingled together and hidden from herin the vast gloom of her one fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, without Ally being in the least aware of it, Ally's mind, struggling toward sanity, fabricated one enormous fear, the fear ofher father's death, a fear that she could own and face, and set it upin place of that secret and dangerous thing which was the fear of lifeitself.
Ally, insisting a dozen times a day that she had killed poor Papa, was completely taken in by this play of her surreptitiouslyself-preserving soul. Even Rowcliffe was taken in by it. He calledit a morbid obsession. And he b...egan to wonder whether he had not beenmistaken about Ally after all, whether her nature was not more subtleand sensitive than he had guessed, more intricately and dangerouslymixed.
For the sadness of the desolate land, of the naked hillsides, of themoor marshes with their ghostly mists; the brooding of the watchful, solitary house, the horror of haunted twilights, of nightfall and ofmidnights now and then when Greatorex was abroad looking after hiscattle and she lay alone under the white ceiling that sagged above herbed and heard the weak wind picking at the pane; her fear of Maggieand of what Maggie had been to Greatorex and might be again; her fearof the savage, violent and repulsive elements in the man who washer god; her fear of her own repulsion; the tremor of her recoilingnerves; premonitions of her alien blood, the vague melancholy of hersecret motherhood; they were all mingled together and hidden from herin the vast gloom of her one fear.
What to read after The Three Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, May to read onlineMoreLess
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