The Wave An Egyptian Aftermath
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And the same moment in himself this curious sense of helplessness appeared he raged against it inwardly as though he were in her power somehow, as though her little foot could crush him too into the yellow sand. . . .
A spasm of acute and aching pain shot through him : he winced; he wanted to turn and fly, yet was held rooted to the floor. He could not escape. It had to be. For oddly, mysteriously, he felt pain in her quick approach : she was coming to do him injury and hurt. The incident of th...e afternoon flashed again upon his mind with the idea of cruelty in it somewhere, but a deep surge of strange emotion that flung wild sentences into his mind at the same instant. He tightly shut his lips, lest a hun- dred thoughts that had lain in him of late might burst into words he would later regret intensely. He must not avoid, delay an inevitable thing. To resist was somehow to be untrue to the deepest in him to something painful he deserved, and, paradoxically, desired too. What could 200 The Wave it all mean ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the same moment in himself this curious sense of helplessness appeared he raged against it inwardly as though he were in her power somehow, as though her little foot could crush him too into the yellow sand. . . .
A spasm of acute and aching pain shot through him : he winced; he wanted to turn and fly, yet was held rooted to the floor. He could not escape. It had to be. For oddly, mysteriously, he felt pain in her quick approach : she was coming to do him injury and hurt. The incident of th...e afternoon flashed again upon his mind with the idea of cruelty in it somewhere, but a deep surge of strange emotion that flung wild sentences into his mind at the same instant. He tightly shut his lips, lest a hun- dred thoughts that had lain in him of late might burst into words he would later regret intensely. He must not avoid, delay an inevitable thing. To resist was somehow to be untrue to the deepest in him to something painful he deserved, and, paradoxically, desired too. What could 200 The Wave it all mean ?
What to read after The Wave An Egyptian Aftermath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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