Lay Down Your Arms the Autobiography of Martha Von Tilling
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— still my lines will bring you refreshment, for I am dear to you, Frederick — I knew how dear, and my written word rejoices and «5 226 L4T DOWN TOUE ARMS.
moves joti, as would a soft touch from my hand. I am near you, Frederick — be assured of that — with every thought, with every breath, by day and night. Here, in my own circle, I move and act and speak mechanically. My innermost self, that belongs to you, that never leaves you for a moment ; only my boy reminds me that the world still contai...ns for me a thing which is not you. The good little fellow — if you knew how he asks and cares for you ! We two talk together of nothing but * papa*. He knows well, like a boy of sharp perceptions, what object fills my heart ; and however little he may be (you know that !) he is already in a sense a friend of his mother. I even begin to speak with him as with a reasonable being, and for this he is thankful. I, on my part, am thankful to him for the love he shows to you. It is so seldom that children get on well with their step-parents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— still my lines will bring you refreshment, for I am dear to you, Frederick — I knew how dear, and my written word rejoices and «5 226 L4T DOWN TOUE ARMS.
moves joti, as would a soft touch from my hand. I am near you, Frederick — be assured of that — with every thought, with every breath, by day and night. Here, in my own circle, I move and act and speak mechanically. My innermost self, that belongs to you, that never leaves you for a moment ; only my boy reminds me that the world still contai...ns for me a thing which is not you. The good little fellow — if you knew how he asks and cares for you ! We two talk together of nothing but * papa*. He knows well, like a boy of sharp perceptions, what object fills my heart ; and however little he may be (you know that !) he is already in a sense a friend of his mother. I even begin to speak with him as with a reasonable being, and for this he is thankful. I, on my part, am thankful to him for the love he shows to you. It is so seldom that children get on well with their step-parents.
What to read after Lay Down Your Arms the Autobiography of Martha Von Tilling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertha Von Suttner to read onlineMoreLess
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