Girlhood And Womanhood
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Hehad erred with an egotistical and presumptuous conceit of protecting anddefending the young full life which would have found for itself anoutlet, and flown on rapid, free, and rejoicing, had he only refrainedfrom diverting its current into a dull, dark, long-drained channel, where it was dammed up, or oozed out sluggishly, gloomily, despairingly--without natural spring-time, sunshine, abundance, gladness, until lost in the great sea.
He had viewed but the soft silken bud, whose deep cup was d...runk withdew, --its subtle, spicy fragrance pervading, lingering after the leaveswere drooping and the bloom fled, but its rich, royal hues were yet tocome. In his blind coarse blundering, he had mistaken the bud for theflower, the portal for the church; he had entered with heedless, profanefoot, and blighted the blossom and rifled the altar. For the leaves hadbeen unclosed, the gates unbarred under his neglect; and Leslie, with anoble woman's frankness, generosity, and meekness--that true meeknesswhich oftenest cleaves and melts the ringing metal of a highspirit--Leslie had begun to love him, to fix her heart upon him, to growto him--stolid, sardonic statue that he was!--until that shock exposedhis flaws and wrenched her from her hold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hehad erred with an egotistical and presumptuous conceit of protecting anddefending the young full life which would have found for itself anoutlet, and flown on rapid, free, and rejoicing, had he only refrainedfrom diverting its current into a dull, dark, long-drained channel, where it was dammed up, or oozed out sluggishly, gloomily, despairingly--without natural spring-time, sunshine, abundance, gladness, until lost in the great sea.
He had viewed but the soft silken bud, whose deep cup was d...runk withdew, --its subtle, spicy fragrance pervading, lingering after the leaveswere drooping and the bloom fled, but its rich, royal hues were yet tocome. In his blind coarse blundering, he had mistaken the bud for theflower, the portal for the church; he had entered with heedless, profanefoot, and blighted the blossom and rifled the altar. For the leaves hadbeen unclosed, the gates unbarred under his neglect; and Leslie, with anoble woman's frankness, generosity, and meekness--that true meeknesswhich oftenest cleaves and melts the ringing metal of a highspirit--Leslie had begun to love him, to fix her heart upon him, to growto him--stolid, sardonic statue that he was!--until that shock exposedhis flaws and wrenched her from her hold.
What to read after Girlhood And Womanhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tytler Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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