In the College Days; a Group of Monologues
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Many a lesson have we learned between the covers of our textbooks; many a harder problem awaits us in the larger school to which we're going; but the college spirit is with us, the college love that has mothered us for four happy years will arm us for the greater tests, will nerve us to our finest, truest efforts. It's hard to leave, and yet — why Marge, there's a queer little catch in my voice and a lump in my throat — and — {She points,) Look at the sorority house. Has it ever seemed fairer, ...has it ever been dearer than in this last moment? Ah, Marge, even in this little college world — quiet, secluded, 78 AT SUNSET restricted — we have known our dis- illusionments, we have felt the bitter- ness of disappointment, we have born the sting of unjust criticism; yet the sorority Hfe has helped us to rise above it all; has more than overbalanced all the sacrifice and grief that may have been ours; has been the sweetest, truest influence of our college life.
Other girls will take our places in the class rooms; other girls will know the glad, carefree life of the campus; but in that little brown house over yonder, there will always be a welcome for us; in that ever widening circle about the hearth-fire, we shall always find the outstretched hand, the whispered word, the understanding heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many a lesson have we learned between the covers of our textbooks; many a harder problem awaits us in the larger school to which we're going; but the college spirit is with us, the college love that has mothered us for four happy years will arm us for the greater tests, will nerve us to our finest, truest efforts. It's hard to leave, and yet — why Marge, there's a queer little catch in my voice and a lump in my throat — and — {She points,) Look at the sorority house. Has it ever seemed fairer, ...has it ever been dearer than in this last moment? Ah, Marge, even in this little college world — quiet, secluded, 78 AT SUNSET restricted — we have known our dis- illusionments, we have felt the bitter- ness of disappointment, we have born the sting of unjust criticism; yet the sorority Hfe has helped us to rise above it all; has more than overbalanced all the sacrifice and grief that may have been ours; has been the sweetest, truest influence of our college life.
Other girls will take our places in the class rooms; other girls will know the glad, carefree life of the campus; but in that little brown house over yonder, there will always be a welcome for us; in that ever widening circle about the hearth-fire, we shall always find the outstretched hand, the whispered word, the understanding heart.
What to read after In the College Days; a Group of Monologues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsey Barbee to read onlineMoreLess
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