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Upton Sinclair. Love's Pilgrimage
Love's Pilgrimage
Table of Contents
PART I. Loves Entanglement
BOOK I. THE VICTIM
BOOK II. THE SNARE
BOOK III. THE VICTIM HESITATES
They had opened a wooden box which lay beside them
MY THYRSIS!
III. MY DEAREST THYRSIS:
IV. MY DEAR THYRSIS:
V. DEAR THYRSIS:
VI. MY DEAR, DEAR THYRSIS:
VII. MY DEAR CORYDON:
XV. DEAR THYRSIS:
XVI. DEAR THYRSIS:
XVII. MY DEAREST THYRSIS:
XVIII. MY DEAREST CORYDON:
XIX. MY THYRSIS:
XX. DEAR THYRSIS:
XXI. DEAREST LOVE:
XXII. MY CORYDON:
XXIII. DEAREST THYRSIS:
XXVII. MY DEAREST CORYDON:
XXVIII. DEAR THYRSIS:
XXX. DEAREST THYRSIS:
XXXI. DEAR THYRSIS:
XXXII. THYRSIS:
XXXIV. MY DEAR THYRSIS:
BOOK IV. THE VICTIM APPROACHES
BOOK V. THE BAIT IS SEIZED
BOOK VI. THE CORDS ARE TIGHTENED
BOOK VII. THE CAPTURE IS COMPLETED
PART II. Love’s Captivity
BOOK VIII. THE CAPTIVE BOUND
BOOK IX. THE CAPTIVE IN LEASH
BOOK X. THE END OF THE TETHER
BOOK XI. THE TORTURE-HOUSE
BOOK XII. THE TREADMILL
BOOK XIII. THE MASTERS OF THE SNARE
BOOK XIV. THE PRICE OF RANSOM
BOOK XV. THE CAPTIVE FAINTS
BOOK XVI. THE BREAK FOR FREEDOM
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Upton Sinclair
A Novel
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This conversation brought Thyrsis to a realization that there was a great deal in the world that was not found in the poetry of Tennyson and Longfellow; and so he began to pry into the souls of others of his fellow-students.
And there was yet another type: a man with whom there was no difficulty in bringing up the subject, for the reason that he was always bringing it up himself. Thyrsis sat next to him in a class in Latin, and noticed that whenever the text contained any hint at matters of sex—which was not infrequent in Juvenal and Horace—this man would look at him with a grin and a sly wink. And sometimes Thyrsis would make a casual remark in conversation, and the man would twist it out of its meaning, or make a pun out of it—to find some excuse for his satyr’s leer. So at last Thyrsis was moved to say to him—“Don’t you ever realize what a state you’ve got your mind into?”
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