The Road to the Open
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His child was dead. It would be buried in the churchyard by the Sommerhaiden- weg. It would rest there in consecrated ground, from the toilsome journey which it was fated to take from one dark- ness into another through a senseless nothingness. It would lie under a little cross, as though it had lived and suffered a whole human life. ... As though it had lived ! It had really lived from the moment when its heart had already begun to beat in its mother's body. No, even earlier. ... It had belong...ed to the realm of the living from the very mo- ment when its mother's body had received it. And George thought of how many children of men and women were fated to perish even earlier than his own child, how many, wished and unwished, were fated to die in the first days of their life without their own mothers even having an idea. And while he dozed with shut eyes, half asleep and half awake, in front of his secretary, he saw nothing but shining crosses standing up on tiny mounds, as though it were a toy cemetery and a reddish yellow toy sun were shining over it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His child was dead. It would be buried in the churchyard by the Sommerhaiden- weg. It would rest there in consecrated ground, from the toilsome journey which it was fated to take from one dark- ness into another through a senseless nothingness. It would lie under a little cross, as though it had lived and suffered a whole human life. ... As though it had lived ! It had really lived from the moment when its heart had already begun to beat in its mother's body. No, even earlier. ... It had belong...ed to the realm of the living from the very mo- ment when its mother's body had received it. And George thought of how many children of men and women were fated to perish even earlier than his own child, how many, wished and unwished, were fated to die in the first days of their life without their own mothers even having an idea. And while he dozed with shut eyes, half asleep and half awake, in front of his secretary, he saw nothing but shining crosses standing up on tiny mounds, as though it were a toy cemetery and a reddish yellow toy sun were shining over it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Barnett Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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