Gilbert Parker

Gilbert Parker

Summary

Portrait of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker,  Michel and Angele — Chapter 9 (1900)

“ As he was walking among the trees, brooding with averted eyes, he was suddenly confronted by the Seigneur of Rozel, who also was shaken from his discretion and the best interests of the two fugitives he was bound to protect, by a late offence against his own dignity. A seed of rancor had been sown in his mind which had grown to a great size and must burst in a dark flower of vengeance. ”
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Portrait of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker,  Michel and Angele — Chapter 9 (1900)

“ IX Every man, if you bring him to the right point, if you touch him in the corner where he is most sensitive, where he most lives, as it were—if you pinch his nerves with a needle of suggestion where all his passions and ambitions and sentiments are at white heat, will readily throw away the whole game of life in some mad act out of harmony with all that he has ever done. ”
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