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She was content to stop here where there were restfulness and quiet save for the murmur of the little river. She was only a mile from home. In her own mind the dis tance might have been a million miles and a lifetime. And she had nothing to regret. She had seen all that there was to be seen and there had been no disillusion ment. The return home the greatest of all tests brought no fear, left nothing in completion of joy. Her faith in the world was so simple and genuine that, after she had ["7]... IDLE COMMENTS become a little tired, she was not at all surprised when a man with a kindly face came to her, lifted her in his arms and carried her to her people. They wept in their gladness, but the maiden's eyes were bright and clear. She was so fresh to life that her own mystery-ideas were not clear, and certainly could not be analyzed ; but she must have felt that she had exhausted all of living and adventure and all was good. * * * Aye, child, you have accomplished the impossible. You went out, saw all that you cared to see, were not tempted to look in dark places and came back with fearless eyes, unscarred, not embittered, unashamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was content to stop here where there were restfulness and quiet save for the murmur of the little river. She was only a mile from home. In her own mind the dis tance might have been a million miles and a lifetime. And she had nothing to regret. She had seen all that there was to be seen and there had been no disillusion ment. The return home the greatest of all tests brought no fear, left nothing in completion of joy. Her faith in the world was so simple and genuine that, after she had ["7]... IDLE COMMENTS become a little tired, she was not at all surprised when a man with a kindly face came to her, lifted her in his arms and carried her to her people. They wept in their gladness, but the maiden's eyes were bright and clear. She was so fresh to life that her own mystery-ideas were not clear, and certainly could not be analyzed ; but she must have felt that she had exhausted all of living and adventure and all was good. * * * Aye, child, you have accomplished the impossible. You went out, saw all that you cared to see, were not tempted to look in dark places and came back with fearless eyes, unscarred, not embittered, unashamed.
What to read after Idle Comments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Erwin Avery to read onlineMoreLess
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