A Salute to the Valiant
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Then at parting, he might have repeated to her, in the fellowship of their common faith, words which he wrote elsewhere: "Let us thank God, Little Sister, that in our knowl- edge of him we have a steadfast firmament of blue in which all clouds will soon dissolve. " Most published and popular of invalids in our time is Louis Stevenson, largely be- cause his own pen put in print his long fight for life. One of his reports runs thus : "For fourteen years, I have not had a day's real health. I have... written in bed and out of bed, written in hemorrhage, written torn by coughing, written when my head swam for weakness, and thus far it seems to me I have won. Sick or well, I have had a splendid time of it. I was made for a contest, and the Powers have so willed that my battle- field should be this dingy inglorious one of 49 A SALUTE TO THE VALIANT the sick-bed and the medicine-bottle. I would have preferred a place of trumpet ings and the open air over my head, but I have not failed. " Here is another of his bulletins : 'The inherent tragedy of life goes on work- ing itself out from black to blacker and we poor creatures of a day look ruefully on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then at parting, he might have repeated to her, in the fellowship of their common faith, words which he wrote elsewhere: "Let us thank God, Little Sister, that in our knowl- edge of him we have a steadfast firmament of blue in which all clouds will soon dissolve. " Most published and popular of invalids in our time is Louis Stevenson, largely be- cause his own pen put in print his long fight for life. One of his reports runs thus : "For fourteen years, I have not had a day's real health. I have... written in bed and out of bed, written in hemorrhage, written torn by coughing, written when my head swam for weakness, and thus far it seems to me I have won. Sick or well, I have had a splendid time of it. I was made for a contest, and the Powers have so willed that my battle- field should be this dingy inglorious one of 49 A SALUTE TO THE VALIANT the sick-bed and the medicine-bottle. I would have preferred a place of trumpet ings and the open air over my head, but I have not failed. " Here is another of his bulletins : 'The inherent tragedy of life goes on work- ing itself out from black to blacker and we poor creatures of a day look ruefully on.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Valentine Kelley to read onlineMoreLess
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