The Slave: a Romance 1
The Slave: a Romance 1
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He too was leaning forward in his place, and the most profound attention was written in his attitude.
He had taken some fruit from the Arab servant It lay upon his plate untasted. His glass was füll of wine. He did not touch it with his lips. He had forgotten where he was, despite the modern consciousness which so con- tinually dwelt with him, making part of his nature at all ordinary times. The book that contained his lesson was open before him. At Sir Reuben's crafty touch it had opened wide.... His eyes were fixed upon it with a gaze that was füll of a sort of passion of inquiry. Could he read that lesson? Could he widerstand, learn it?
"I often think," Sir Reuben said, and his voice became low and more monotonous than before, "that everything on earth, whether it is dubbed animate or inanimate, that absolutely everything has some power, however stunted, of giving and of receiving. Jewels, we know, can give a thousand things — light, colour, brilliance, pleasure, torture, despair, envy, greed, jealousy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He too was leaning forward in his place, and the most profound attention was written in his attitude.
He had taken some fruit from the Arab servant It lay upon his plate untasted. His glass was füll of wine. He did not touch it with his lips. He had forgotten where he was, despite the modern consciousness which so con- tinually dwelt with him, making part of his nature at all ordinary times. The book that contained his lesson was open before him. At Sir Reuben's crafty touch it had opened wide.... His eyes were fixed upon it with a gaze that was füll of a sort of passion of inquiry. Could he read that lesson? Could he widerstand, learn it?
"I often think," Sir Reuben said, and his voice became low and more monotonous than before, "that everything on earth, whether it is dubbed animate or inanimate, that absolutely everything has some power, however stunted, of giving and of receiving. Jewels, we know, can give a thousand things — light, colour, brilliance, pleasure, torture, despair, envy, greed, jealousy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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