Joanna Godden 8 9
Joanna Godden 8 9
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The farm looked very lonely and bare, with themist hanging in the doorways, and the rain hissing into the midden, while the bush--as the trees were called which sheltered nearly everymarsh dwelling--sighed and tossed above the barn-roofs. She suddenlyrealized that she did not love it as much as she used.
The knowledge came like a slap. She suddenly knew that for the last fourmonths her love for Martin had been eating into her love for Ansdore.... It was like the sun shining on a fire and puttin...g it out--now that thesun had gone she saw that her hearth was cold. It was for Martin shehad sown her spring wheat, for Martin she had broken up twelve acres ofpasture by the Kent Ditch, for Martin she would shear her sheep and cuther hay....
Then since it was all for Martin, what an owl she was to sacrifice himto it, to put it before his wants and needs. He wanted her, he neededher, and she was offering him bales of wool and cocks of hay. Of coursein this matter she was right and he was wrong--it would be much betterto wait just a week or two till after the shearing and thehay-making--but for the first time Joanna saw that even right couldsurrender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The farm looked very lonely and bare, with themist hanging in the doorways, and the rain hissing into the midden, while the bush--as the trees were called which sheltered nearly everymarsh dwelling--sighed and tossed above the barn-roofs. She suddenlyrealized that she did not love it as much as she used.
The knowledge came like a slap. She suddenly knew that for the last fourmonths her love for Martin had been eating into her love for Ansdore.... It was like the sun shining on a fire and puttin...g it out--now that thesun had gone she saw that her hearth was cold. It was for Martin shehad sown her spring wheat, for Martin she had broken up twelve acres ofpasture by the Kent Ditch, for Martin she would shear her sheep and cuther hay....
Then since it was all for Martin, what an owl she was to sacrifice himto it, to put it before his wants and needs. He wanted her, he neededher, and she was offering him bales of wool and cocks of hay. Of coursein this matter she was right and he was wrong--it would be much betterto wait just a week or two till after the shearing and thehay-making--but for the first time Joanna saw that even right couldsurrender.
What to read after Joanna Godden 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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