A Fellowe And His Wife
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I am glad, too, that my wheat, rye, hay, cattle, machines, and other delectable things, to the level of which you are not yet educated, call me to the city often, and that I must make certain visits, and meet certain men, in society as on the stock exchange, and can hear some good music and an occasional premiere at the theatre. I like it all for awhile, but when I come away I breathe freer. And so, perhaps I am parochial, after all, and if I am, I don t care. Names never frightened me much.
Fo...r I love Jaromar every inch, and Jaromar loves me, and lets me tyrannize unblushingly A FELLOWE AND HIS WIFE 113 over it ; and I am proud to be Odo, by the Grace of God, King of Jaromar. A small kingdom, indeed, but large enough to absorb a man s best brain and heart and strength, and one that I long to leave better, happier, and healthier than I found it its lands, its men and women and children. And when you come at last, beloved, to be near me, to help me with your insight, your counsel, your sweetness, your lighter, sunnier nature, to give me all that I need and crave in this or any other world, then I shall be so strong and glad that I can do all I would for my peo ple, the work of ten mighty men, huge as the giants of old that lie buried in my park.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am glad, too, that my wheat, rye, hay, cattle, machines, and other delectable things, to the level of which you are not yet educated, call me to the city often, and that I must make certain visits, and meet certain men, in society as on the stock exchange, and can hear some good music and an occasional premiere at the theatre. I like it all for awhile, but when I come away I breathe freer. And so, perhaps I am parochial, after all, and if I am, I don t care. Names never frightened me much.
Fo...r I love Jaromar every inch, and Jaromar loves me, and lets me tyrannize unblushingly A FELLOWE AND HIS WIFE 113 over it ; and I am proud to be Odo, by the Grace of God, King of Jaromar. A small kingdom, indeed, but large enough to absorb a man s best brain and heart and strength, and one that I long to leave better, happier, and healthier than I found it its lands, its men and women and children. And when you come at last, beloved, to be near me, to help me with your insight, your counsel, your sweetness, your lighter, sunnier nature, to give me all that I need and crave in this or any other world, then I shall be so strong and glad that I can do all I would for my peo ple, the work of ten mighty men, huge as the giants of old that lie buried in my park.
What to read after A Fellowe And His Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Willis Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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