A Fountain Sealed
A Fountain Sealed
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" "You mean?--you mean?--" Mary faltered.
Imogen's clear eyes told her what she meant; it did not need the slowacquiescence of her head nor the articulated, "Yes, I mean mama. --Poormama. A little person can make great sorrows, Mary. " But now Mary's good, limpid eyes, unfaltering and candid as a child's, dwelt on her with a new hope. "But, Imogen, it's just that: _is_ she solittle? She isn't like you, of course. She can't lift and sustain, as youcan. She doesn't stand for great things, as you ...do and as your father did. But I seem to feel more and more how much she could be to you. --It onlyneeds-more _understanding_; and, if that's all, I really believe, Imogendarling, that you and Jack will be all right again. Perhaps, " Mary wenton with a terrible unconsciousness, "perhaps he has come to understand, already, better than you do, --I thought that, really, the other day, --andit's that that makes the sense of division. You are at different places ofunderstanding. And he hasn't to remember, and get over, all the mistakes, the faults in her past; and perhaps it's because of that that he sees thepresent reality more clearly than you do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You mean?--you mean?--" Mary faltered.
Imogen's clear eyes told her what she meant; it did not need the slowacquiescence of her head nor the articulated, "Yes, I mean mama. --Poormama. A little person can make great sorrows, Mary. " But now Mary's good, limpid eyes, unfaltering and candid as a child's, dwelt on her with a new hope. "But, Imogen, it's just that: _is_ she solittle? She isn't like you, of course. She can't lift and sustain, as youcan. She doesn't stand for great things, as you ...do and as your father did. But I seem to feel more and more how much she could be to you. --It onlyneeds-more _understanding_; and, if that's all, I really believe, Imogendarling, that you and Jack will be all right again. Perhaps, " Mary wenton with a terrible unconsciousness, "perhaps he has come to understand, already, better than you do, --I thought that, really, the other day, --andit's that that makes the sense of division. You are at different places ofunderstanding. And he hasn't to remember, and get over, all the mistakes, the faults in her past; and perhaps it's because of that that he sees thepresent reality more clearly than you do.
What to read after A Fountain Sealed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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