A Hoosier Chronicle
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Physician of the golden age. RememberMatthew Arnold's lines on Goethe? Good poem. Sylvia wants to know 'thecauses of things. ' Watch her. Great nature. " At seven o'clock on a morning of September, Sylvia left Elizabeth Houseto begin her novitiate as a teacher. Allen had declared his intention ofsending his automobile for her every morning, an offer that was promptlydeclined. However, on that bright morning when the young world turnedschoolward, Harwood lay in wait for her.
"This must never hap...pen again, sir! And of course you may not carry mybooks--they're the symbol of my profession. Seventeen thousand youngpersons about like me are on the way to school this morning right herein Indiana. It would be frightfully embarrassing to the educationalsystem if young gentlemen were allowed to carry the implements of ourtrade. " "You can't get rid of me now: I never get up as early as this unless I'mcatching a train. " "So much the worse for you, then!" "There will be mornings when you won't think it so much fun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Physician of the golden age. RememberMatthew Arnold's lines on Goethe? Good poem. Sylvia wants to know 'thecauses of things. ' Watch her. Great nature. " At seven o'clock on a morning of September, Sylvia left Elizabeth Houseto begin her novitiate as a teacher. Allen had declared his intention ofsending his automobile for her every morning, an offer that was promptlydeclined. However, on that bright morning when the young world turnedschoolward, Harwood lay in wait for her.
"This must never hap...pen again, sir! And of course you may not carry mybooks--they're the symbol of my profession. Seventeen thousand youngpersons about like me are on the way to school this morning right herein Indiana. It would be frightfully embarrassing to the educationalsystem if young gentlemen were allowed to carry the implements of ourtrade. " "You can't get rid of me now: I never get up as early as this unless I'mcatching a train. " "So much the worse for you, then!" "There will be mornings when you won't think it so much fun.
What to read after A Hoosier Chronicle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson Meredith to read onlineMoreLess
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