Harvest a Novel
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" Then, as he shook his head, she disappeared into one of the tiny huts, and a few minutes later ran past him into the sea. She seemed indeed, as she said, utterly happy. He might have bored her, frightened her or alienated her alto- gether, but she had taken their relationship for granted quite simply ; and had enjoyed the novelty of their holiday together with the unspoilt enthusiasm of a child. Her attitude towards their relationship in itself augured well for the future, he reasoned. She wa...s so young, so malleable, that he would only have to mould her according to his will always taking care that he used his authority for the highest purpose. She had very grave faults, but that poor child ! was in the main the result of environment. Watching her as she swam to land, breasting the waves with slow, strong strokes, Clement Dale prayed from his heart that he might be allowed to shape her for Divine ends prayed, too, with the literalness of expression and total lack of humour common to reformers of all ages, that if in the interests of that same shaping it might be necessary not to spare the rod, his poor earthly love might not stay his hand and so spoil the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then, as he shook his head, she disappeared into one of the tiny huts, and a few minutes later ran past him into the sea. She seemed indeed, as she said, utterly happy. He might have bored her, frightened her or alienated her alto- gether, but she had taken their relationship for granted quite simply ; and had enjoyed the novelty of their holiday together with the unspoilt enthusiasm of a child. Her attitude towards their relationship in itself augured well for the future, he reasoned. She wa...s so young, so malleable, that he would only have to mould her according to his will always taking care that he used his authority for the highest purpose. She had very grave faults, but that poor child ! was in the main the result of environment. Watching her as she swam to land, breasting the waves with slow, strong strokes, Clement Dale prayed from his heart that he might be allowed to shape her for Divine ends prayed, too, with the literalness of expression and total lack of humour common to reformers of all ages, that if in the interests of that same shaping it might be necessary not to spare the rod, his poor earthly love might not stay his hand and so spoil the child.
What to read after Harvest a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by V I Longman to read onlineMoreLess
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