Nellallitea Larsen

Nellallitea Larsen

Freedom (1926)

Summary

Portrait of Nellallitea Larsen Nellallitea Larsen,  Freedom (1926)

“ How peaceful it would be to have no woman in one’s life! These months away took on the appearance of a liberation, a temporary recess from a hateful existence in which he lived in intimacy with someone he did not know and would not now have chosen.... He began, again, to speculate on the pattern her life would take without him. Abruptly, it flashed upon him that the vague irritation of many weeks was a feeling of smoldering resentment against her. ”
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Portrait of Nellallitea Larsen Nellallitea Larsen,  Freedom (1926)

“ As autumn approached, with faint notice on his part, his anger and resentment retreated, leaving in their wake a gentle stir of regret and remorse. Imperceptibly, he grew physically weary; a strange sensation of loneliness and isolation enveloped him. A species of timidity came upon him; he felt an unhappy remoteness from people, and began to edge away from life. ”
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