The Wooing of Catherine, And Other Tales 2
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II. H 98 AMBROSE MALET.
He had read every poem worth reading in the English language, and knew half of them by heart ; but I do not know that he ever wrote a line of poetry. He would take up some branch of science, and devour every book on it he could find ; but that done, he made no independent effort to- wards fresh discovery — he turned to some- thing else. Some spring that moves to practical action, some link common be- tween man and life, was lacking in him ; his soul dwelt solitary and ap...art, thirsting, drinking, insatiable ; only demanding in- cessantly what no man ever yet had — no, nor can have ever until the end of time.
He had few acquaintances at Oxford, and no intimate friend but myself. Some- times he would come to my rooms and sit silently watching me as I plodded on at my reading. My vocation had early been fixed, and I never wavered in my choice ; I had never any idea but that of entering AMBROSE M^VLET. 99 the Churcli. Malet would sit smoking and watching me in silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. H 98 AMBROSE MALET.
He had read every poem worth reading in the English language, and knew half of them by heart ; but I do not know that he ever wrote a line of poetry. He would take up some branch of science, and devour every book on it he could find ; but that done, he made no independent effort to- wards fresh discovery — he turned to some- thing else. Some spring that moves to practical action, some link common be- tween man and life, was lacking in him ; his soul dwelt solitary and ap...art, thirsting, drinking, insatiable ; only demanding in- cessantly what no man ever yet had — no, nor can have ever until the end of time.
He had few acquaintances at Oxford, and no intimate friend but myself. Some- times he would come to my rooms and sit silently watching me as I plodded on at my reading. My vocation had early been fixed, and I never wavered in my choice ; I had never any idea but that of entering AMBROSE M^VLET. 99 the Churcli. Malet would sit smoking and watching me in silence.
What to read after The Wooing of Catherine, And Other Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poynter Eleanor Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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