Hills of the Shatemuc
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" "There's a pretty good notion of a storm now, " said Winthrop.
So there was, beyond a doubt; the rain was falling in floods, and the lightning and thunder, though not very near, were veryunceasing. Elizabeth still felt awkward and uneasy, and didnot know what to talk about. She never had talked much to Mr. Landholm; and his cool matter-of-fact way of answering herremarks, puzzled or baffled her.
"That child sitting there makes me very uncomfortable, " shesaid presently.
"Why, Miss Elizabeth?"... Elizabeth hesitated, and then said she did not know.
"You don't like the verification of my setting forth of life, "he said smiling.
"But _that_ is not life, Mr. Winthrop. " "What is it?" "It is the experience of one here and there -- not of people ingeneral. " "What do you take to be the experience of people in general?" "Not mine, to be sure, " said Elizabeth after a little thought, -- "nor hers. " "Hers is a light shade of what rests upon many. " "Why Mr. Winthrop! do you think so?" "Look at her, " he said in a low voice; -- "she has forgottenher empty basket in a sweet fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "There's a pretty good notion of a storm now, " said Winthrop.
So there was, beyond a doubt; the rain was falling in floods, and the lightning and thunder, though not very near, were veryunceasing. Elizabeth still felt awkward and uneasy, and didnot know what to talk about. She never had talked much to Mr. Landholm; and his cool matter-of-fact way of answering herremarks, puzzled or baffled her.
"That child sitting there makes me very uncomfortable, " shesaid presently.
"Why, Miss Elizabeth?"... Elizabeth hesitated, and then said she did not know.
"You don't like the verification of my setting forth of life, "he said smiling.
"But _that_ is not life, Mr. Winthrop. " "What is it?" "It is the experience of one here and there -- not of people ingeneral. " "What do you take to be the experience of people in general?" "Not mine, to be sure, " said Elizabeth after a little thought, -- "nor hers. " "Hers is a light shade of what rests upon many. " "Why Mr. Winthrop! do you think so?" "Look at her, " he said in a low voice; -- "she has forgottenher empty basket in a sweet fig.
What to read after Hills of the Shatemuc?
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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