The Wrong Man : a Novel
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The truth, such as it was, must be reckoned with.
It was a reckoning which could not be closed in an hour. Two o'clock struck, and Radford still sat on the same spot, and not even the heat of the battle had diminished. At moments it seemed to him that had any other man's happiness been in question, he could have wrecked it with a light heart; but not this one's — no, not this one's. Did that then mean that he was going to renounce her?
And he felt his forehead growing cold as he put to himself ...the question.
Again there came intervals when self-reproach would take the upper hand. At these times he even lost sight of his own innocence. His conduct for months past struck him as unjustifiable; his sup- posed zeal for Stepan's cause as one long chain of hypocrisy.
264 THE WRONG MAN.
" It is not true that I did not seek my happi- ness," he told himself; " it is for myself I have been working all winter, not for Stepan, and Stepan knows it." Only now it occurred to him that for months past his comrade had been almost imperceptibly drawing back from him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The truth, such as it was, must be reckoned with.
It was a reckoning which could not be closed in an hour. Two o'clock struck, and Radford still sat on the same spot, and not even the heat of the battle had diminished. At moments it seemed to him that had any other man's happiness been in question, he could have wrecked it with a light heart; but not this one's — no, not this one's. Did that then mean that he was going to renounce her?
And he felt his forehead growing cold as he put to himself ...the question.
Again there came intervals when self-reproach would take the upper hand. At these times he even lost sight of his own innocence. His conduct for months past struck him as unjustifiable; his sup- posed zeal for Stepan's cause as one long chain of hypocrisy.
264 THE WRONG MAN.
" It is not true that I did not seek my happi- ness," he told himself; " it is for myself I have been working all winter, not for Stepan, and Stepan knows it." Only now it occurred to him that for months past his comrade had been almost imperceptibly drawing back from him.
What to read after The Wrong Man : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerard, Dorothea, 1855-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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