An Apprentice to Truth
An Apprentice to Truth
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She wished, nevertheless, that Ola could have seen these pictures, so that they might have chuckled over them together afterward. Marah looked at them with perfect unconsciousness.
One would have thought a naked woman was the most natural thing on earth. Mrs. Thompson wondered how she could seem so perverted.
Digitized by Google 196 An Apprentice to Truth "Here is a picture of one of our camps," said Waring, laying the photograph of the Bakairi women on one side face downward. (He had caught Mr...s. Thompson's scandalised expression.) Marah looked with eager curiosity at the group of unshaven Americans and squatting, wide- mouthed savages gathered around a small fire, in a tangled forest, where the trees with their countless parasites had a reptilian unpleasantness.
Hammocks, shaded by rude canopies of sacking, were slung from the tree-trunks, some rough cook- ing utensils lay about on the ground, and the skin of an ounce hung over a low branch. She tried to imagine the life Waring had led in those remote places, and was as unsuccessful as women always are when they try to project themselves into en- vironments dominated by nature, science, and masculinity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wished, nevertheless, that Ola could have seen these pictures, so that they might have chuckled over them together afterward. Marah looked at them with perfect unconsciousness.
One would have thought a naked woman was the most natural thing on earth. Mrs. Thompson wondered how she could seem so perverted.
Digitized by Google 196 An Apprentice to Truth "Here is a picture of one of our camps," said Waring, laying the photograph of the Bakairi women on one side face downward. (He had caught Mr...s. Thompson's scandalised expression.) Marah looked with eager curiosity at the group of unshaven Americans and squatting, wide- mouthed savages gathered around a small fire, in a tangled forest, where the trees with their countless parasites had a reptilian unpleasantness.
Hammocks, shaded by rude canopies of sacking, were slung from the tree-trunks, some rough cook- ing utensils lay about on the ground, and the skin of an ounce hung over a low branch. She tried to imagine the life Waring had led in those remote places, and was as unsuccessful as women always are when they try to project themselves into en- vironments dominated by nature, science, and masculinity.
What to read after An Apprentice to Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Granville Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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