Under the Harrow
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We all read of cases of affliction in the San Francisco earthquake, where perhaps but one member of a family was left, friends, relatives, property all gone, nothing left to begin with and no one left to work for, would not life be ten times more awful after such an experience than the pangs of the most cruel disease ? When the fountains of the great deep of one's soul are broken up, there is far more excuse for finding life unbearable than any physical pain can give. Can you imagine Lazarus, c...alled back from the tomb, ever find- ing life quite the same again ? It seems to me as if he must always have walked apart. " Miss Brent was listening intently. "But, my dear, " she said, "such a man can still be useful, while the patient suffering from some hopeless, torturing disease is of no use to him- self or any one else. " "How can we say that?" said the girl ear- nestly. "We are talking of one's right to end 86 UNDER THE HARROW his own life when it becomes intolerable to him, not of our right to pick and choose and take life when we see fit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We all read of cases of affliction in the San Francisco earthquake, where perhaps but one member of a family was left, friends, relatives, property all gone, nothing left to begin with and no one left to work for, would not life be ten times more awful after such an experience than the pangs of the most cruel disease ? When the fountains of the great deep of one's soul are broken up, there is far more excuse for finding life unbearable than any physical pain can give. Can you imagine Lazarus, c...alled back from the tomb, ever find- ing life quite the same again ? It seems to me as if he must always have walked apart. " Miss Brent was listening intently. "But, my dear, " she said, "such a man can still be useful, while the patient suffering from some hopeless, torturing disease is of no use to him- self or any one else. " "How can we say that?" said the girl ear- nestly. "We are talking of one's right to end 86 UNDER THE HARROW his own life when it becomes intolerable to him, not of our right to pick and choose and take life when we see fit.
What to read after Under the Harrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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