Lifes Minor Collisions
Lifes Minor Collisions
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The addenda, however, come to my mind first: Spilling Sand, Sweeping up Sand, Trailing your fin gers in Sand as you march past, and, if 99 LIFE S MINOR COLLISIONS you are very newly five years old, Throwing Sand. This is not because I am soured on the sand-table. I have merely learned that there is more to one than you would suspect from the out side of one, looking in. Sand-tables may mean pine trees, and they may mean pandemonium.
Throw several such freighted words into a mixed group, and the... reactions are passionately interesting. If you say, "Muscular movement, " "Interest and Attention, " "Socialized Classes, " or "Projects, " you can sift out the school-teachers by their smile.
In fact, there is a very large group of noun substantives which mark, for an Elementary teacher, at least, the sea sons of the year. Usually she has a top drawer full of these. Many a teacher 100 MORE TO IT THAN YOU*D THINK longs for the horse-chestnut-on-a-string season to appear, if only to finish up the season of the maple-key; that large pale-green maple-key, which, by clever splitting of the central seed, may be made to stay on one s nose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The addenda, however, come to my mind first: Spilling Sand, Sweeping up Sand, Trailing your fin gers in Sand as you march past, and, if 99 LIFE S MINOR COLLISIONS you are very newly five years old, Throwing Sand. This is not because I am soured on the sand-table. I have merely learned that there is more to one than you would suspect from the out side of one, looking in. Sand-tables may mean pine trees, and they may mean pandemonium.
Throw several such freighted words into a mixed group, and the... reactions are passionately interesting. If you say, "Muscular movement, " "Interest and Attention, " "Socialized Classes, " or "Projects, " you can sift out the school-teachers by their smile.
In fact, there is a very large group of noun substantives which mark, for an Elementary teacher, at least, the sea sons of the year. Usually she has a top drawer full of these. Many a teacher 100 MORE TO IT THAN YOU*D THINK longs for the horse-chestnut-on-a-string season to appear, if only to finish up the season of the maple-key; that large pale-green maple-key, which, by clever splitting of the central seed, may be made to stay on one s nose.
What to read after Lifes Minor Collisions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Lester Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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