Daisy
Daisy
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Sundays I could always be there; and I went there straightfrom afternoon church, and rested among Miss Cardigan's booksand in her sweet society and in the happy freedom and rest ofher house, with an intensity of enjoyment which words can butfeebly tell. So in time I came to tell her all my troubles andthe perplexities which had filled me; I was willing to talk toMiss Cardigan about things that I would have breathed to noother ear upon earth. She was so removed from all the sphereof my past or p...resent life, so utterly disconnected from allthe persons and things with which I had had to do, it was liketelling about them to a being of another planet. Yet she wasnot so removed but that her sympathies and her judgment couldbe living and full grown for my help; all ready to take holdof the facts and to enter into the circumstances, and to giveme precious comfort and counsel. Miss Cardigan and I came tobe very dear to each other.
All this took time. Nobody noticed at first, or seemed tonotice, my visits to the "house with the flowers, " as thegirls called it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sundays I could always be there; and I went there straightfrom afternoon church, and rested among Miss Cardigan's booksand in her sweet society and in the happy freedom and rest ofher house, with an intensity of enjoyment which words can butfeebly tell. So in time I came to tell her all my troubles andthe perplexities which had filled me; I was willing to talk toMiss Cardigan about things that I would have breathed to noother ear upon earth. She was so removed from all the sphereof my past or p...resent life, so utterly disconnected from allthe persons and things with which I had had to do, it was liketelling about them to a being of another planet. Yet she wasnot so removed but that her sympathies and her judgment couldbe living and full grown for my help; all ready to take holdof the facts and to enter into the circumstances, and to giveme precious comfort and counsel. Miss Cardigan and I came tobe very dear to each other.
All this took time. Nobody noticed at first, or seemed tonotice, my visits to the "house with the flowers, " as thegirls called it.
What to read after Daisy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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