A Gift book for My Mother
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And here — • it was her graceful and distinguished manner of acknowledging her age — she said that she had children to learn foreign tongues and to struggle with the technic of traveling; she resigned that to them. She never attempted to speak any of the languages beyond that achievement of every American woman of asking for hot water wherever she may be.
She gradually came to understand some French and more Italian. As for English, as pronounced in thf?
rural districts or in Scotland, she alwa...ys maintained that it was for her just slightly more difficult than the continental tongues.
It was not merely as regards the 44 FOR MY MOTHER arts that her native adaptability showed. We were not — so many American families are not! — 'destined to shine in the courts of Europe.
But all the everyday life of these strange peoples, as far as it lay open to our observation, we could study.
To all this my mother brought an extraordinarily sympathetic and hu- morous eye. She never abated any- thing of her personal dignity, yet I can remerhber her observing with de- light a Venetian street festival in a remote quarter where gondoliers were dancing in the streets, or noting any of the thousand delightful minutiae of Italian life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And here — • it was her graceful and distinguished manner of acknowledging her age — she said that she had children to learn foreign tongues and to struggle with the technic of traveling; she resigned that to them. She never attempted to speak any of the languages beyond that achievement of every American woman of asking for hot water wherever she may be.
She gradually came to understand some French and more Italian. As for English, as pronounced in thf?
rural districts or in Scotland, she alwa...ys maintained that it was for her just slightly more difficult than the continental tongues.
It was not merely as regards the 44 FOR MY MOTHER arts that her native adaptability showed. We were not — so many American families are not! — 'destined to shine in the courts of Europe.
But all the everyday life of these strange peoples, as far as it lay open to our observation, we could study.
To all this my mother brought an extraordinarily sympathetic and hu- morous eye. She never abated any- thing of her personal dignity, yet I can remerhber her observing with de- light a Venetian street festival in a remote quarter where gondoliers were dancing in the streets, or noting any of the thousand delightful minutiae of Italian life.
What to read after A Gift book for My Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhodes Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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