The Tragic Bride
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These, indeed, were so obvious that he couldnot very well miss them. The boy's essential childishness, the thingthat had added an aspect of horror to his habits of stealth andcruelty, gradually disappeared. He began to grow up. I mean that hismind grew up, for he had already shown a premature physicaldevelopment. Practically the space of a single term had changed himfrom a child into a man. Considine, seeing this, innocently flatteredhimself upon the admirable results of his educational system.... Acountry life, with plenty of exercise in the open air, and anunconventional but logical type of literary education that was his owninvention. Result: "_Mens sana in corpore sano_. " Arthur was a showcase, and seemed to make possible the acquisition of a long series of"difficult" pupils at enormous and suitable fees.
When once the boy got going, the rate of his mental development made itdifficult for Considine to keep pace with him. His mind, that had oncebeen slow, worked with a sort of feverish activity, as though he weresubconsciously aware that he had whole years of leeway to make up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These, indeed, were so obvious that he couldnot very well miss them. The boy's essential childishness, the thingthat had added an aspect of horror to his habits of stealth andcruelty, gradually disappeared. He began to grow up. I mean that hismind grew up, for he had already shown a premature physicaldevelopment. Practically the space of a single term had changed himfrom a child into a man. Considine, seeing this, innocently flatteredhimself upon the admirable results of his educational system.... Acountry life, with plenty of exercise in the open air, and anunconventional but logical type of literary education that was his owninvention. Result: "_Mens sana in corpore sano_. " Arthur was a showcase, and seemed to make possible the acquisition of a long series of"difficult" pupils at enormous and suitable fees.
When once the boy got going, the rate of his mental development made itdifficult for Considine to keep pace with him. His mind, that had oncebeen slow, worked with a sort of feverish activity, as though he weresubconsciously aware that he had whole years of leeway to make up.
What to read after The Tragic Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Francis Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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