A Daughter of the Middle Border
A Daughter of the Middle Border
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It was all a passage to the Land of theLotos to me. How had I, whose youth had been so full of penury and toil, earned a share in such leisure, such luxury? Was it right for me togive myself up to the enjoyment of it? For Zulime's sake I rejoiced init, knowing that her days were long with waiting and suspense.
Without knowing much of the bitter anguish of the ordeal, I heldmaternity to be (as the great poets had taught me to hold it) a nobleheroism. "If mankind is worth continuing on this earth..., " I had written, "then the mother is entitled to the highest honor, the tenderest care. Science should do its best to lessen her pain, to make her birth-bedhonorable. " In spite of my wife's brave smile I sensed in her a subconscious dreadof what was coming, and this anxiety I shared so fully that I ceased towrite and gave all my time to her. Together we walked the garden ordrove about the country in the low-hung, easy-riding old surrey, tracingthe wooded ways we loved the best, or climbing to where a wide view ofthe valley offered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was all a passage to the Land of theLotos to me. How had I, whose youth had been so full of penury and toil, earned a share in such leisure, such luxury? Was it right for me togive myself up to the enjoyment of it? For Zulime's sake I rejoiced init, knowing that her days were long with waiting and suspense.
Without knowing much of the bitter anguish of the ordeal, I heldmaternity to be (as the great poets had taught me to hold it) a nobleheroism. "If mankind is worth continuing on this earth..., " I had written, "then the mother is entitled to the highest honor, the tenderest care. Science should do its best to lessen her pain, to make her birth-bedhonorable. " In spite of my wife's brave smile I sensed in her a subconscious dreadof what was coming, and this anxiety I shared so fully that I ceased towrite and gave all my time to her. Together we walked the garden ordrove about the country in the low-hung, easy-riding old surrey, tracingthe wooded ways we loved the best, or climbing to where a wide view ofthe valley offered.
What to read after A Daughter of the Middle Border?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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