A Woman's Story 1
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285 '^ I wish they would open it," she said ; how strengthened she had grown in the wilfulness that never brooked contradiction. She thrust her slender arras through the palings, and snatched at the nearest trees, tearing off a handful of leaves from one and then from another, and having done so, turned si- lently away. The longer we remained in the darkness, the more distinctly we could see ; and she held towards me the fragments she had gathered.
'^ Do you believe in omens, my dear friend ?
l...ook here, here is the first garland I have gathered on my return to my own home, to my native land ! Look ; do but look ! — yew and laurel! — a few leaves of the laurel, a great bough of the yew ! I might have read my destiny aright without this — but this confirms it. When a woman achieves the laurel, she must take the yew with it. Immortality ! — only a leaf of immortality, to soften sorrow and envy, and destruction and death — a leaf of the laurel, a branch of the yew ! — and is this really to be all ?" I pressed closely to her side, and we walked rapidly towards where we saw the carriage, 286 A woman's story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
285 '^ I wish they would open it," she said ; how strengthened she had grown in the wilfulness that never brooked contradiction. She thrust her slender arras through the palings, and snatched at the nearest trees, tearing off a handful of leaves from one and then from another, and having done so, turned si- lently away. The longer we remained in the darkness, the more distinctly we could see ; and she held towards me the fragments she had gathered.
'^ Do you believe in omens, my dear friend ?
l...ook here, here is the first garland I have gathered on my return to my own home, to my native land ! Look ; do but look ! — yew and laurel! — a few leaves of the laurel, a great bough of the yew ! I might have read my destiny aright without this — but this confirms it. When a woman achieves the laurel, she must take the yew with it. Immortality ! — only a leaf of immortality, to soften sorrow and envy, and destruction and death — a leaf of the laurel, a branch of the yew ! — and is this really to be all ?" I pressed closely to her side, and we walked rapidly towards where we saw the carriage, 286 A woman's story.
What to read after A Woman's Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall S. C. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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