Through the Eye of the Needle
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Strange and herself, were inventions of mine;and the fact that they bore only an English postmark confirmed her inthis notion, though I explained that in our present passive attitudetowards the world outside we had as yet no postal relations with othercountries, and, as all our communication at home was by electricity, thatwe had no letter-post of our own. The very fact that she belonged to apurer and better age in America disqualified her to conceive of Altruria;her daughter, who had lived int...o a full recognition of the terribleanarchy in which the conditions have ultimated here, could far morevitally imagine us, and to her, I believe, we were at once a livingreality. Her perception, her sympathy, her intelligence, became more andmore to me, and I escaped to them oftener and oftener, from a world wherean Altrurian must be so painfully at odds. In all companies here I amaware that I have been regarded either as a good joke or a bad joke, according to the humor of the listener, and it was grateful to be takenseriously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strange and herself, were inventions of mine;and the fact that they bore only an English postmark confirmed her inthis notion, though I explained that in our present passive attitudetowards the world outside we had as yet no postal relations with othercountries, and, as all our communication at home was by electricity, thatwe had no letter-post of our own. The very fact that she belonged to apurer and better age in America disqualified her to conceive of Altruria;her daughter, who had lived int...o a full recognition of the terribleanarchy in which the conditions have ultimated here, could far morevitally imagine us, and to her, I believe, we were at once a livingreality. Her perception, her sympathy, her intelligence, became more andmore to me, and I escaped to them oftener and oftener, from a world wherean Altrurian must be so painfully at odds. In all companies here I amaware that I have been regarded either as a good joke or a bad joke, according to the humor of the listener, and it was grateful to be takenseriously.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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