Life And Letters of Maggie Benson
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21, 1903, To take the serious part first — I want to really thank you for your letter about Hugh. One isn't so accustomed to entirely single-hearted action that one can afford not to be thankful for that, however much in its immediate results one must be sorry for it.
But indeed it was so necessary from the first to put away all extraneous considerations, everything Z^7 MAGGIE BENSON that wasn't essential, that one is only now beginning to contemplate it in the results.
But he has been so open ...with us throughout, that there is no such feeling of separation as people sometimes have. Well — I was glad to get your letter, and to know you were one of the people who understand all this, however alien the action is in itself.
I think in some ways the hardest thing for him will be to have to take such a different line from the people he has taught.
{To her Brother Hugh, then in Rome. ) Tremans. Friday. (1903 ?) My dearest Hugh, We are all thinking of you so constantly that I must just send this line to tell you so — though perhaps you know it already.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21, 1903, To take the serious part first — I want to really thank you for your letter about Hugh. One isn't so accustomed to entirely single-hearted action that one can afford not to be thankful for that, however much in its immediate results one must be sorry for it.
But indeed it was so necessary from the first to put away all extraneous considerations, everything Z^7 MAGGIE BENSON that wasn't essential, that one is only now beginning to contemplate it in the results.
But he has been so open ...with us throughout, that there is no such feeling of separation as people sometimes have. Well — I was glad to get your letter, and to know you were one of the people who understand all this, however alien the action is in itself.
I think in some ways the hardest thing for him will be to have to take such a different line from the people he has taught.
{To her Brother Hugh, then in Rome. ) Tremans. Friday. (1903 ?) My dearest Hugh, We are all thinking of you so constantly that I must just send this line to tell you so — though perhaps you know it already.
What to read after Life And Letters of Maggie Benson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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