Virginia
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If you weren't tipsy, I'd give you a hard shaking. Now, you take that palm-leaf fan and go right straight downstairs. " So Tom had gone, for his wife, who lacked the gift of argument, possessed the energy of character which renders such minor attributesunnecessary; and Oliver, passing through the hall a couple of hourslater, found him still helplessly seeking the draught towards which shehad directed him.
"Any chance of a breeze springing up?" inquired the young man as theymoved together to the... porch.
The force which was driving him out of the house into the suffocatingstreets was in his voice when he spoke, but honest Tom did not hear it. After the four war years in which he had been almost sublime, the oldsoldier had gradually ceased even to be human, and that vegetable calmwhich envelops persons who have fallen into the habit of sitting still, had endowed him at last with the perfect serenity of a cabbage. The onlyactive principle which ever moved in him was the borrowed principle ofalcohol--for when that artificial energy subsided, he sank back, as hewas beginning to do now, into the spiritual inertia which sustains thosewho have outlived their capacity for the heroic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you weren't tipsy, I'd give you a hard shaking. Now, you take that palm-leaf fan and go right straight downstairs. " So Tom had gone, for his wife, who lacked the gift of argument, possessed the energy of character which renders such minor attributesunnecessary; and Oliver, passing through the hall a couple of hourslater, found him still helplessly seeking the draught towards which shehad directed him.
"Any chance of a breeze springing up?" inquired the young man as theymoved together to the... porch.
The force which was driving him out of the house into the suffocatingstreets was in his voice when he spoke, but honest Tom did not hear it. After the four war years in which he had been almost sublime, the oldsoldier had gradually ceased even to be human, and that vegetable calmwhich envelops persons who have fallen into the habit of sitting still, had endowed him at last with the perfect serenity of a cabbage. The onlyactive principle which ever moved in him was the borrowed principle ofalcohol--for when that artificial energy subsided, he sank back, as hewas beginning to do now, into the spiritual inertia which sustains thosewho have outlived their capacity for the heroic.
What to read after Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasgow Ellen Anderson Gholson to read onlineMoreLess
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