To-Morrow?
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"The end of me, " I muttered, "at this rate will certainly be a cell ina lunatic asylum. " For the first time, I released my rule against drugs. I sent the hotelporter for a draught of chloral. When it came I drank it, and, in themiddle of the brilliant afternoon sunshine, threw myself on the bed, conscious of nothing but a longing for oblivion. Unaccustomed to it, the drug seized well upon me. For long, merciful, quiet hours I knewnothing.
After this there came a blank of many days: idle, barr...en days, in whichI did nothing, knew nothing except that I suffered. My brain seemedblank, empty, like a quarry of black slate. The power that seemed todwell there at times was gone now; crushed all that impersonal emotionof the writer's mind by the blighting personal emotion of the man.
A fortnight passed, and at the end of it I had done nothing; anotherweek, and then another, and I had still not written a line.
At last one night, sitting idle in the cafe after dinner, I felt theold impulse stir in me, a rush of eager inclination to write wentthrough me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The end of me, " I muttered, "at this rate will certainly be a cell ina lunatic asylum. " For the first time, I released my rule against drugs. I sent the hotelporter for a draught of chloral. When it came I drank it, and, in themiddle of the brilliant afternoon sunshine, threw myself on the bed, conscious of nothing but a longing for oblivion. Unaccustomed to it, the drug seized well upon me. For long, merciful, quiet hours I knewnothing.
After this there came a blank of many days: idle, barr...en days, in whichI did nothing, knew nothing except that I suffered. My brain seemedblank, empty, like a quarry of black slate. The power that seemed todwell there at times was gone now; crushed all that impersonal emotionof the writer's mind by the blighting personal emotion of the man.
A fortnight passed, and at the end of it I had done nothing; anotherweek, and then another, and I had still not written a line.
At last one night, sitting idle in the cafe after dinner, I felt theold impulse stir in me, a rush of eager inclination to write wentthrough me.
What to read after To-Morrow??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cross Victoria to read onlineMoreLess
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