A Daughter of Music 3
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He triumphed, and justly ; yet the triumph had lost the keenness it had seemed to possess when he had looked forward to it many years ago ; the devil he had called to rejoice with 134 A DAUGHTER OF MUSIC him in his success was a poor companion at times.
Paul Garnet, sitting in the autumn woods, recalling his wife s words and face, told him- self that she suffered as he had longed for her to suffer, and wondered why he did not feel more glad : he did not know that the perfection even of imperfec...tion is impossible on the earth ; that as heaven cannot be reached, neither can hell be fathomed ; some- thing there must always be to mar the com- pleteness either of love or hate ; and that something, inevitable, being inherent in the spirit of man.
Rhoda went on alone. As she went, she met some of the people who worked at Heather Den, going back to the farm after dinner ; the siorht of them made her remember that to-night was the night for the singing.
She still sang with the people ; not every night, or even every week now, but once a month ; in the old meeting-place in the wood in summer, in the school-house in the autumn and winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He triumphed, and justly ; yet the triumph had lost the keenness it had seemed to possess when he had looked forward to it many years ago ; the devil he had called to rejoice with 134 A DAUGHTER OF MUSIC him in his success was a poor companion at times.
Paul Garnet, sitting in the autumn woods, recalling his wife s words and face, told him- self that she suffered as he had longed for her to suffer, and wondered why he did not feel more glad : he did not know that the perfection even of imperfec...tion is impossible on the earth ; that as heaven cannot be reached, neither can hell be fathomed ; some- thing there must always be to mar the com- pleteness either of love or hate ; and that something, inevitable, being inherent in the spirit of man.
Rhoda went on alone. As she went, she met some of the people who worked at Heather Den, going back to the farm after dinner ; the siorht of them made her remember that to-night was the night for the singing.
She still sang with the people ; not every night, or even every week now, but once a month ; in the old meeting-place in the wood in summer, in the school-house in the autumn and winter.
What to read after A Daughter of Music 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colmore, G. (Gertrude), D. 1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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