As a Falling Star
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For how long ? comes the faint, answerless question.
Dr. Leech has built up a barrier between himself and me. He has attempted to wear poor Tom's glasses, and I can never look back responsively, for all my hopes, all my life, are centred in little John. Why will he urge my shattered, half-spent life playing any part in his full and hopeful one. Ah me, few women understand most men, until it is too late. He claims that his life has been a very empty one, that mine has been so full. Full? full of... the deepest sorrow and the deepest love for my crippled angel. Was it the fall from the sky that gave you all this suffering ? John loves me ; John needs me ; John shall have me.
We are about to start on a long journey over the seas, where John will, I hope, grow stronger, I freer, and Dr. Leech will learn to realize that the impossible is the unchangeable.
VIII.
"Far to the right, where Apennine ascends Bright as the summer, Italy extends ; Its uplands sloping deck the mountain's side, Woods over woods in gay theatric pride, While oft some temple's mouldering tops between, With venerable grandeur mark the scene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For how long ? comes the faint, answerless question.
Dr. Leech has built up a barrier between himself and me. He has attempted to wear poor Tom's glasses, and I can never look back responsively, for all my hopes, all my life, are centred in little John. Why will he urge my shattered, half-spent life playing any part in his full and hopeful one. Ah me, few women understand most men, until it is too late. He claims that his life has been a very empty one, that mine has been so full. Full? full of... the deepest sorrow and the deepest love for my crippled angel. Was it the fall from the sky that gave you all this suffering ? John loves me ; John needs me ; John shall have me.
We are about to start on a long journey over the seas, where John will, I hope, grow stronger, I freer, and Dr. Leech will learn to realize that the impossible is the unchangeable.
VIII.
"Far to the right, where Apennine ascends Bright as the summer, Italy extends ; Its uplands sloping deck the mountain's side, Woods over woods in gay theatric pride, While oft some temple's mouldering tops between, With venerable grandeur mark the scene.
What to read after As a Falling Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Gaylord Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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