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Martin Eden

CHAPTER I
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He cursed himself for having come, and at the same time resolved that, happen what would, having come, he would carry it through.

The lines of his face hardened, and into his eyes came a fighting light.

He looked about more unconcernedly, sharply observant, every detail of the pretty interior registering itself on his brain.

His eyes were wide apart; nothing in their field of vision escaped; and as they drank in the beauty before them the fighting light died out and a warm glow took its place.

He was responsive to beauty, and here was cause to respond.
An oil painting caught and held him.


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