The Sea Lion a Novel
The Sea Lion a Novel
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Perhaps the passion was there all right a core of fire in a coating of ice, and it would be his charming task to fan the fire till the ice was conquered. But he would have to go to work carefully. He had learnt his lesson, and realised that though Lettice was less self-reliant and far more adoringly trustful than Sybil, she would be, unlike the other, uncomfortably intense, and susceptible from the " other-worldly " side ; her religion had hitherto been husband and child to her, during and afte...r her loveless marriage. " I was realising what a terrible thing joy can be, " she said, in answer to his question, wistfully meeting his ardent eyes. "Joy terrible ? that's a paradox that beats me ! " " Haven't you ever found it so ? no, I don't think men do. It's only poor women who, getting less of it and having to make it go so much further, are afraid of joy ! " " What's made you morbid all of a sudden, beauty ? cook given notice ? " "I don't think I'm morbid. . . . It's just that I've been walking on a great height, blindfold, and the bandage was lifted, ever so slightly, and I was afraid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps the passion was there all right a core of fire in a coating of ice, and it would be his charming task to fan the fire till the ice was conquered. But he would have to go to work carefully. He had learnt his lesson, and realised that though Lettice was less self-reliant and far more adoringly trustful than Sybil, she would be, unlike the other, uncomfortably intense, and susceptible from the " other-worldly " side ; her religion had hitherto been husband and child to her, during and afte...r her loveless marriage. " I was realising what a terrible thing joy can be, " she said, in answer to his question, wistfully meeting his ardent eyes. "Joy terrible ? that's a paradox that beats me ! " " Haven't you ever found it so ? no, I don't think men do. It's only poor women who, getting less of it and having to make it go so much further, are afraid of joy ! " " What's made you morbid all of a sudden, beauty ? cook given notice ? " "I don't think I'm morbid. . . . It's just that I've been walking on a great height, blindfold, and the bandage was lifted, ever so slightly, and I was afraid.
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