The Tunnel
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His face perspired and there were tears in his eye. " Do tell me about it " she said with bold uneasy eagerness hoping he would drop her hand when he spoke. " It's a play " he shouted in a low whisper, a spray of saliva springing through his lips " a play — it's THE TUNNEL 143 the finest stuff I ever rout. " Were all these people either cockney or with that very bland anglican cultured way of speaking — like the husband and the man with the Tudor mantelpiece ?
7 " I can of course admit that the... growth of corn was, at first, accidental and unconscious, and that even after the succession of processes began to be grasped and the soil methodically cultivated the success of the crop was sup- posed to depend upon the propitiation of a god. I can see that the discovery of the possibility of growing food would enormously alter the savage's conception of God, by intro- ducing a new set of attributes into his consciousness of him ; but in defining the God of the Christians as a corn deity you and Allen are putting the cart before the horse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His face perspired and there were tears in his eye. " Do tell me about it " she said with bold uneasy eagerness hoping he would drop her hand when he spoke. " It's a play " he shouted in a low whisper, a spray of saliva springing through his lips " a play — it's THE TUNNEL 143 the finest stuff I ever rout. " Were all these people either cockney or with that very bland anglican cultured way of speaking — like the husband and the man with the Tudor mantelpiece ?
7 " I can of course admit that the... growth of corn was, at first, accidental and unconscious, and that even after the succession of processes began to be grasped and the soil methodically cultivated the success of the crop was sup- posed to depend upon the propitiation of a god. I can see that the discovery of the possibility of growing food would enormously alter the savage's conception of God, by intro- ducing a new set of attributes into his consciousness of him ; but in defining the God of the Christians as a corn deity you and Allen are putting the cart before the horse.
What to read after The Tunnel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Dorothy Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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