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Roderick Hudson

CHAPTER I
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The flame is smouldering, but it is never fanned by the breath of criticism.

He sees nothing, hears nothing, to help him to self-knowledge.

He 's hopelessly discontented, but he does n't know where to look for help.

Then his mother, as she one day confessed to me, has a holy horror of a profession which consists exclusively, as she supposes, in making figures of people without their clothes on.

Sculpture, to her mind, is an insidious form of immorality, and for a young man of a passionate disposition she considers the law a much safer investment.


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