In the Wilderness
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Now she looked up at him with hersteady eyes.
"I'm sure I shall enjoy it when I'm there, " she answered. "I generallyenjoy things. You know that. You've seen me among people so often. " "Yes. One would think you reveled in society if one only knew you inthat phase. " "Well, I don't _really_ care for it one bit. I can't, because I nevermiss it if I don't have it. " "I believe you _really_ care for very few things and for very fewpeople, " he said.
"Perhaps that's true about people. " "How many p...eople, I wonder?" "I don't think one always knows whom one cares for until somethinghappens. " "Something?" "Until one's threatened with loss, or until one actually does losesomebody one loves. I"--she hesitated, stretched out her hand, and drewsome notepaper out of a green case which stood on the table--"I hadabsolutely no idea what I felt for my mother until she died. She diedvery suddenly. " Tears rushed to her eyes and her whole face suddenly reddened.
"Then I knew!" she said, in a broken voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now she looked up at him with hersteady eyes.
"I'm sure I shall enjoy it when I'm there, " she answered. "I generallyenjoy things. You know that. You've seen me among people so often. " "Yes. One would think you reveled in society if one only knew you inthat phase. " "Well, I don't _really_ care for it one bit. I can't, because I nevermiss it if I don't have it. " "I believe you _really_ care for very few things and for very fewpeople, " he said.
"Perhaps that's true about people. " "How many p...eople, I wonder?" "I don't think one always knows whom one cares for until somethinghappens. " "Something?" "Until one's threatened with loss, or until one actually does losesomebody one loves. I"--she hesitated, stretched out her hand, and drewsome notepaper out of a green case which stood on the table--"I hadabsolutely no idea what I felt for my mother until she died. She diedvery suddenly. " Tears rushed to her eyes and her whole face suddenly reddened.
"Then I knew!" she said, in a broken voice.
What to read after In the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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