A Question of Marriage
A Question of Marriage
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I can't argue — ^never could; the dear boys found that out, and used to lay traps for me, asking me to explain; but life is only a little voyage — a trial trip, as the papers say. You may have fine weather, or you may have storms; the only thing that matters is to get safe to the haven. Some- times when we 've been down here for the summer it has rained persistently; 1861 was one year — the time Pat broke his leg ! We ' ve been cross and disappointed, and at the time it has seemed hard, but loo...king back after a few years it has faded into nothing. 'Wasn't it wet?' we say, and laugh. It was only for a month — such a little time! Who would think of looking back and grizzling over a little disappointment twelve years old ! And perhaps, dear, just because we could n't go out in the sunshine to pick the dear flowers, because we had to stay indoors and be quiet and patient, we learnt something, foimd out something, that helped us along, and made us fitter for the haven. I 'm very stupid — I can't explain " "Dear Miggles, you are very wise!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can't argue — ^never could; the dear boys found that out, and used to lay traps for me, asking me to explain; but life is only a little voyage — a trial trip, as the papers say. You may have fine weather, or you may have storms; the only thing that matters is to get safe to the haven. Some- times when we 've been down here for the summer it has rained persistently; 1861 was one year — the time Pat broke his leg ! We ' ve been cross and disappointed, and at the time it has seemed hard, but loo...king back after a few years it has faded into nothing. 'Wasn't it wet?' we say, and laugh. It was only for a month — such a little time! Who would think of looking back and grizzling over a little disappointment twelve years old ! And perhaps, dear, just because we could n't go out in the sunshine to pick the dear flowers, because we had to stay indoors and be quiet and patient, we learnt something, foimd out something, that helped us along, and made us fitter for the haven. I 'm very stupid — I can't explain " "Dear Miggles, you are very wise!
What to read after A Question of Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Vaizey to read onlineMoreLess
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