Amaryllis At the Fair
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Of a bare oldfarmhouse he had made a beautiful home.
Questions upon questions her opening mind had poured upon him, and toall he had given her an answer that was an explanation. About the earthand about the sea, the rivers, and living things; about the stars andsun, the comet, the wonders of the firmament, of geology and astronomy, of science; there was nothing he did not seem to know.
A man who had crossed the wide ocean as that Ulysses of whom he read toher, and who, like that Ulysses, enjoye...d immense physical strength, whywas he like this? Why was he so poor? Why did he work in the rain undera sack? Why did he gossip at the stile with the small-brained hamletidlers?
It puzzled her and hurt her at the same time.
I cannot explain why it was so, any better than Amaryllis; I could givea hundred reasons, and then there would be no explanation--say partlycircumstances, partly lack of a profession in which talent would tell, partly an indecision of character--too much thought--and, after all saidand done, Fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of a bare oldfarmhouse he had made a beautiful home.
Questions upon questions her opening mind had poured upon him, and toall he had given her an answer that was an explanation. About the earthand about the sea, the rivers, and living things; about the stars andsun, the comet, the wonders of the firmament, of geology and astronomy, of science; there was nothing he did not seem to know.
A man who had crossed the wide ocean as that Ulysses of whom he read toher, and who, like that Ulysses, enjoye...d immense physical strength, whywas he like this? Why was he so poor? Why did he work in the rain undera sack? Why did he gossip at the stile with the small-brained hamletidlers?
It puzzled her and hurt her at the same time.
I cannot explain why it was so, any better than Amaryllis; I could givea hundred reasons, and then there would be no explanation--say partlycircumstances, partly lack of a profession in which talent would tell, partly an indecision of character--too much thought--and, after all saidand done, Fate.
What to read after Amaryllis At the Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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