Lafcadio Hearn; Containing Some Letters From Lafcadio Hearn to His Half-Sister Mrs. Atkinson
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I hated the old women first, but after their success, I became very fond of therri, and hugged them in English style, which they could not understand." 252 LAFCADIO HEARN The kind dull veil that nature keeps stretched between mankind and the Unknown was drawn again.
The world became to Hearn nearly the same as it had been before the birth of his child, and he could plan, he said, for the boy's future. He was afraid he might be near-sighted, and wondered if he would be intellectual.
" He was so ...proud of him," his wife says, " that when- ever a guest, a student, or a fellow-professor called, he would begin talking about him and his perfections without allowing his friend to get a word in. He per- fectly frightened me with a hundred toys he brought home when he returned." After his son's birth, Hearn naturally became still more anxious to have Setsu registered legally as his wife, but he was always met by official excuses and delays. He was told that if he wished the boy to remain a Japanese citizen he must register him in the mother's name only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hated the old women first, but after their success, I became very fond of therri, and hugged them in English style, which they could not understand." 252 LAFCADIO HEARN The kind dull veil that nature keeps stretched between mankind and the Unknown was drawn again.
The world became to Hearn nearly the same as it had been before the birth of his child, and he could plan, he said, for the boy's future. He was afraid he might be near-sighted, and wondered if he would be intellectual.
" He was so ...proud of him," his wife says, " that when- ever a guest, a student, or a fellow-professor called, he would begin talking about him and his perfections without allowing his friend to get a word in. He per- fectly frightened me with a hundred toys he brought home when he returned." After his son's birth, Hearn naturally became still more anxious to have Setsu registered legally as his wife, but he was always met by official excuses and delays. He was told that if he wished the boy to remain a Japanese citizen he must register him in the mother's name only.
What to read after Lafcadio Hearn; Containing Some Letters From Lafcadio Hearn to His Half-Sister Mrs. Atkinson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nina H Kennard to read onlineMoreLess
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