Athalie
Athalie
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There is nothing ghostly about them. " For a moment it almost seemed to her as though he resented her clearseeing; then he said: "Have you always been able to see--this way?" "As long as I can remember. " "And you have never tried to cultivate the power?" "I had rather you did not call it that. " "But it is a power. . . . Well, call it faculty, then. Have you?" "No. I told you once that I did not wish to see more clearly thanothers. It is all involuntary with me. " "Would you try to cultivate i...t because I ask you to?" "Clive!" "Will you, Athalie?" The painful colour mantled her face and neck and she turned and lookedaway from him as though he had said a shameful thing.
He continued, impatiently: "Why do you feel that way about it? Whyshould you not cultivate such a delicate and wonderful sense ofperception? Why are you reluctant? What reason is there for you to beashamed?" "I don't know why. " "There is no reason! If in you there happen to be faculties sensitivebeyond ours, senses more complex, more exquisitely attuned to whatothers are blind and deaf to, intuitions that to us seem miraculous, aspirituality, perhaps, more highly developed, what is there in that tocause you either embarrassment or concern?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is nothing ghostly about them. " For a moment it almost seemed to her as though he resented her clearseeing; then he said: "Have you always been able to see--this way?" "As long as I can remember. " "And you have never tried to cultivate the power?" "I had rather you did not call it that. " "But it is a power. . . . Well, call it faculty, then. Have you?" "No. I told you once that I did not wish to see more clearly thanothers. It is all involuntary with me. " "Would you try to cultivate i...t because I ask you to?" "Clive!" "Will you, Athalie?" The painful colour mantled her face and neck and she turned and lookedaway from him as though he had said a shameful thing.
He continued, impatiently: "Why do you feel that way about it? Whyshould you not cultivate such a delicate and wonderful sense ofperception? Why are you reluctant? What reason is there for you to beashamed?" "I don't know why. " "There is no reason! If in you there happen to be faculties sensitivebeyond ours, senses more complex, more exquisitely attuned to whatothers are blind and deaf to, intuitions that to us seem miraculous, aspirituality, perhaps, more highly developed, what is there in that tocause you either embarrassment or concern?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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