Dawn
Dawn
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There is a depth in you that you havenever fathomed, because your life has been gay, and you have neverneeded the truths which lie deep, and out of sight. " "But I'd rather go up than down; much rather. " "Depth is height, and height is depth. " "So it is. I never thought of that before. Dawn, you could make awoman of me. Edward does not call me into my better self as you do. Why is it?" "I suppose because he does not need that manifestation of yourbeing. Your lives are both set to sweetly flow...ing music. You havenever felt the sting of want and suffering, either mental orphysical, nor witnessed it to any great extent in others. " "Why are we allowed to sit in the sunshine, then, if there is somuch sorrow in the world?" "You are saved for some work. When the worn laborers now in thefield can do no more, perhaps you will be called forth. " "O, Dawn, your words thrill me. Then we may not always be as happyas now?" and her glance seemed to turn inward on her joyous heart.
"You may be far happier, but not so full of life's pleasures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a depth in you that you havenever fathomed, because your life has been gay, and you have neverneeded the truths which lie deep, and out of sight. " "But I'd rather go up than down; much rather. " "Depth is height, and height is depth. " "So it is. I never thought of that before. Dawn, you could make awoman of me. Edward does not call me into my better self as you do. Why is it?" "I suppose because he does not need that manifestation of yourbeing. Your lives are both set to sweetly flow...ing music. You havenever felt the sting of want and suffering, either mental orphysical, nor witnessed it to any great extent in others. " "Why are we allowed to sit in the sunshine, then, if there is somuch sorrow in the world?" "You are saved for some work. When the worn laborers now in thefield can do no more, perhaps you will be called forth. " "O, Dawn, your words thrill me. Then we may not always be as happyas now?" and her glance seemed to turn inward on her joyous heart.
"You may be far happier, but not so full of life's pleasures.
What to read after Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet a Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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