Wintergreen a Tale of the Reconstruction
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Every hour he had added a few lines or a few sheets, and now the journal which the professor had asked for was all but complete. All that remained to be written now was the last note after he had swallowed the lethal draft. There would be time enough for that before it took effect, and for closing and sealing the stamped and directed envelope. He was sure of that. He knew that.
But as he laid a fresh sheet of paper ready to receive his last words, he experienced no more the same light- ness of ...heart which had been his when he had first defi- nitely made up his mind to "go over the top. " Since morning a great awe of what was coming had over- shadowed him, and now, with a sudden shock, he realized that his courage had died before him. He found that he was afraid, unexpectedly, desperately afraid. With his hand already on the latch he shrank from opening the door into the unknown. He was paralyzed caught be- tween the fear of death and the fear of life.
He was still resolved, still determined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every hour he had added a few lines or a few sheets, and now the journal which the professor had asked for was all but complete. All that remained to be written now was the last note after he had swallowed the lethal draft. There would be time enough for that before it took effect, and for closing and sealing the stamped and directed envelope. He was sure of that. He knew that.
But as he laid a fresh sheet of paper ready to receive his last words, he experienced no more the same light- ness of ...heart which had been his when he had first defi- nitely made up his mind to "go over the top. " Since morning a great awe of what was coming had over- shadowed him, and now, with a sudden shock, he realized that his courage had died before him. He found that he was afraid, unexpectedly, desperately afraid. With his hand already on the latch he shrank from opening the door into the unknown. He was paralyzed caught be- tween the fear of death and the fear of life.
He was still resolved, still determined.
What to read after Wintergreen a Tale of the Reconstruction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Laing to read onlineMoreLess
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