Crittenden 8 8
Crittenden 8 8
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Stanton had not shakenthat nugget of wisdom from her memories of the old war, she would haveknown it anyhow, for she was blessed with a perennial sympathy for theheart-troubles of the young, and she was as quick to apply a remedy tothe children of other people as she was to her own, whom, by the way, she cured, one by one, as they grew old enough to love and suffer, andlearn through suffering what it was to be happy. And how other motherswondered how it was all done! In truth, her method--if sh...e had aconscious method--was as mysterious and as sure as is the way of nature;and one could no more catch her nursing a budding passion here and therethan one could catch nature making the bluegrass grow. Everybody saw theresult; nobody saw just how it was done. That afternoon an instance wasat hand. Judith wanted to go home, and Mrs. Stanton, who had brought herto camp, wanted to go to town. Phyllis, too, wanted to go home, and herwicked little brother, Walter, who had brought her, climbed intoBasil's brake before her eyes, and, making a face at her, disappeared ina cloud of dust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stanton had not shakenthat nugget of wisdom from her memories of the old war, she would haveknown it anyhow, for she was blessed with a perennial sympathy for theheart-troubles of the young, and she was as quick to apply a remedy tothe children of other people as she was to her own, whom, by the way, she cured, one by one, as they grew old enough to love and suffer, andlearn through suffering what it was to be happy. And how other motherswondered how it was all done! In truth, her method--if sh...e had aconscious method--was as mysterious and as sure as is the way of nature;and one could no more catch her nursing a budding passion here and therethan one could catch nature making the bluegrass grow. Everybody saw theresult; nobody saw just how it was done. That afternoon an instance wasat hand. Judith wanted to go home, and Mrs. Stanton, who had brought herto camp, wanted to go to town. Phyllis, too, wanted to go home, and herwicked little brother, Walter, who had brought her, climbed intoBasil's brake before her eyes, and, making a face at her, disappeared ina cloud of dust.
What to read after Crittenden 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fox Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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