Journal of Small Things
Journal of Small Things
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Then she took his papers from the doctor and read his citations out aloud, quite steadily, to all the ward.
She bent down over him and pinned the two medals on his poor nightshirt. "The honour is all mine, " she said.
And then she took his head between her hands, 180 The Queen as if he had been a child as if he had been her own son who was so cruelly dead and kissed his forehead.
They say that royalty must go away out of the world. But how can any one say that who knows beautiful things? There ...is something so beautiful that belongs only to kingship, something of ideal and dream. It was there, in the hos- pital ward, when the great lady in the plain, almost poor, dress, her eyes full of tears, was honoured by the honour she might do a little soldier. Only a queen could have made it all seem so beautiful. Only a queen could have kissed a little soldier of the people, who really were her people, so quite as if he had been her child, or have made of kneeling by his bed for a minute quite so simple and proud and symbolic a thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she took his papers from the doctor and read his citations out aloud, quite steadily, to all the ward.
She bent down over him and pinned the two medals on his poor nightshirt. "The honour is all mine, " she said.
And then she took his head between her hands, 180 The Queen as if he had been a child as if he had been her own son who was so cruelly dead and kissed his forehead.
They say that royalty must go away out of the world. But how can any one say that who knows beautiful things? There ...is something so beautiful that belongs only to kingship, something of ideal and dream. It was there, in the hos- pital ward, when the great lady in the plain, almost poor, dress, her eyes full of tears, was honoured by the honour she might do a little soldier. Only a queen could have made it all seem so beautiful. Only a queen could have kissed a little soldier of the people, who really were her people, so quite as if he had been her child, or have made of kneeling by his bed for a minute quite so simple and proud and symbolic a thing.
What to read after Journal of Small Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Gansevoort Edwards Mrs Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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