Ziska
Ziska
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Your parents were perhaps barbaric in their notions of loveand hatred?" he queried, lazily working at his charcoal sketchwith growing admiration for its result.
"My parents came of a race of kings!" she answered. "All myancestors were proud, and of a temper unknown to this petty day. They resented a wrong, they punished falsehood and treachery, andthey took a life for a life. YOUR generation tolerates every sinknown in the calendar with a smile and a shrug, --you have arrivedat the end of your ...civilization, even to the denial of Deity and afuture life. " "That is not the end of our civilization, Princess, " said Gervase, working away intently, with eyes fixed on the canvas as he talked. "That is the triumphal apex, the glory, the culmination ofeverything that is great and supreme in manhood. In France, mannow knows himself to be the only God; England--good, slow-pacingEngland--is approaching France in intelligence by degrees, and Irejoice to see that it is possible for a newspaper like theAgnostic to exist in London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your parents were perhaps barbaric in their notions of loveand hatred?" he queried, lazily working at his charcoal sketchwith growing admiration for its result.
"My parents came of a race of kings!" she answered. "All myancestors were proud, and of a temper unknown to this petty day. They resented a wrong, they punished falsehood and treachery, andthey took a life for a life. YOUR generation tolerates every sinknown in the calendar with a smile and a shrug, --you have arrivedat the end of your ...civilization, even to the denial of Deity and afuture life. " "That is not the end of our civilization, Princess, " said Gervase, working away intently, with eyes fixed on the canvas as he talked. "That is the triumphal apex, the glory, the culmination ofeverything that is great and supreme in manhood. In France, mannow knows himself to be the only God; England--good, slow-pacingEngland--is approaching France in intelligence by degrees, and Irejoice to see that it is possible for a newspaper like theAgnostic to exist in London.
What to read after Ziska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corelli, Marie, 1855-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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