Dream Life: a Fable of the Seasons
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You spend hours upon hours at your theme. You write and rewrite ; and when it is at length complete and out of your hands, you are harassed by a thousand doubts. At times, as you recall your hours of toil, you question if so much has been spent upon any other ; you feel almost certain of success. You repeat to your- self some passages of special eloquence at night. You fancy the admiration of the professors at meeting with such a wonderful performance. You have a slight fear that its superior g...oodness may awaken the suspicion that some one out of the college some superior man, may have written it. But this fear dies away.
The eventful' day is a great one in your calendar; vou hardly sleep the night previous. You tremble as ■FIRST AMBITION. 117 the chapel-bell is rung ; you profess to be very indif- ferent, as the reading and the prayer close ; you even stoop to take up your hat, as if you had entirely over- looked the fact that the old President was in the desk for the express purpose of declaring the successful names.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You spend hours upon hours at your theme. You write and rewrite ; and when it is at length complete and out of your hands, you are harassed by a thousand doubts. At times, as you recall your hours of toil, you question if so much has been spent upon any other ; you feel almost certain of success. You repeat to your- self some passages of special eloquence at night. You fancy the admiration of the professors at meeting with such a wonderful performance. You have a slight fear that its superior g...oodness may awaken the suspicion that some one out of the college some superior man, may have written it. But this fear dies away.
The eventful' day is a great one in your calendar; vou hardly sleep the night previous. You tremble as ■FIRST AMBITION. 117 the chapel-bell is rung ; you profess to be very indif- ferent, as the reading and the prayer close ; you even stoop to take up your hat, as if you had entirely over- looked the fact that the old President was in the desk for the express purpose of declaring the successful names.
What to read after Dream Life: a Fable of the Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Donald Grant, 1822-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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