Knight of the Nineteenth Century

But while his action did suggest hope, it also contained elements of discouragement. She did not find fault with what he proposed to do, but with the spirit in which he was entering on his most difficult task. His knowledge of the world was so crude and partial that he did not at all realize the herculean labor that he now became eager to attempt; and he was bent on accomplishing everything in a way that would minister to his own pride, and proposed to be under obligations to no one.Roe, E. P. is the author of 'Knight of the Nineteenth Century' with ISBN 9781419101908 and ISBN 1419101900.