The Yoke of Pity Lordination
The Yoke of Pity Lordination
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And, sinking back into his chair, he murmured with the Master: " I am crucified to the world, as the world in me is crucified. ... " And he sat there, waiting for the dawn, trying to think that it was all an evil dream, that to-morrow he would be told that all was well, that he would come back to himself; but, even so, he felt convinced that he would never be the same again, that he would love them, that he wished to love them, that he would never again recover the distinct sense of demarcation... between himself and them, which only a few hours ago he had had as he sat at his desk. . . . And he looked at his papers his worshipful effort to win to a clear idea of his being which in one night had slipped back into the world of inanimate things. . . . What then was this passion of his for the idea? What was this " passion " which the mere sight of the lips of a sleeping child had been enough to dissipate? . . . And yet this passion was his, it was the first DOWNFALL 121 condition of his existence, and he was con- scious of the truth of his distress at the thought of losing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, sinking back into his chair, he murmured with the Master: " I am crucified to the world, as the world in me is crucified. ... " And he sat there, waiting for the dawn, trying to think that it was all an evil dream, that to-morrow he would be told that all was well, that he would come back to himself; but, even so, he felt convinced that he would never be the same again, that he would love them, that he wished to love them, that he would never again recover the distinct sense of demarcation... between himself and them, which only a few hours ago he had had as he sat at his desk. . . . And he looked at his papers his worshipful effort to win to a clear idea of his being which in one night had slipped back into the world of inanimate things. . . . What then was this passion of his for the idea? What was this " passion " which the mere sight of the lips of a sleeping child had been enough to dissipate? . . . And yet this passion was his, it was the first DOWNFALL 121 condition of his existence, and he was con- scious of the truth of his distress at the thought of losing it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julien Benda to read onlineMoreLess
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