The Triumph of Night
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As he did so, Faxon looked away.
"Well, then--All the good I've wished you in all the past years.... Iput it into the prayer that the coming ones may be healthy and happy andmany... And _many_, dear boy!" Faxon saw the hands about him reach out for their glasses. Automatically, he reached for his. His eyes were still on the table, andhe repeated to himself with a trembling vehemence: "I won't look up! Iwon't.... I won't.... " His finders clasped the glass and raised it to the level of his lips.... He saw the other hands making the same motion. He heard Mr. Grisben'sgenial "Hear! Hear!" and Mr. Batch's hollow echo. He said to himself, as the rim of the glass touched his lips: "I won't look up! I swear Iwon't!--" and he looked.
The glass was so full that it required an extraordinary effort to holdit there, brimming and suspended, during the awful interval before hecould trust his hand to lower it again, untouched, to the table. It wasthis merciful preoccupation which saved him, kept him from crying out, from losing his hold, from slipping down into the bottomless blacknessthat gaped for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he did so, Faxon looked away.
"Well, then--All the good I've wished you in all the past years.... Iput it into the prayer that the coming ones may be healthy and happy andmany... And _many_, dear boy!" Faxon saw the hands about him reach out for their glasses. Automatically, he reached for his. His eyes were still on the table, andhe repeated to himself with a trembling vehemence: "I won't look up! Iwon't.... I won't.... " His finders clasped the glass and raised it to the level of his lips.... He saw the other hands making the same motion. He heard Mr. Grisben'sgenial "Hear! Hear!" and Mr. Batch's hollow echo. He said to himself, as the rim of the glass touched his lips: "I won't look up! I swear Iwon't!--" and he looked.
The glass was so full that it required an extraordinary effort to holdit there, brimming and suspended, during the awful interval before hecould trust his hand to lower it again, untouched, to the table. It wasthis merciful preoccupation which saved him, kept him from crying out, from losing his hold, from slipping down into the bottomless blacknessthat gaped for him.
What to read after The Triumph of Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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