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Martin Eden

CHAPTER XI
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In spite of the beauty in him, and the aching desire to create, it was for her that he struggled.

He was a lover first and always.

All other things he subordinated to love.
Greater than his adventure in the world of thought was his love-adventure.

The world itself was not so amazing because of the atoms and molecules that composed it according to the propulsions of irresistible force; what made it amazing was the fact that Ruth lived in it.

She was the most amazing thing he had ever known, or dreamed, or guessed.
But he was oppressed always by her remoteness.


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