Meridian
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We watch our manners, speech and dress just so; And in our hearts we carry our greatest fame That we are blessed to perpetuate the Saxon name!
SHE HAD FELT BLESSED her first year at Saxon. It was so beautiful! The tall red brick towers, the old courtyards, the giant trees— especially the greatest tree of them all, The Sojourner. This tree filled her with the same sense of minuteness and hugeness, of past and present, of sorrow and ecstasy that she had known at the Sacred Serpent. It gave her a p...rofound sense of peace (which was only possible when she could feel invisible) to know slaves had found shelter in its branches. When her spirits were low, as they were often enough that first year, she would sit underneath The Sojourner and draw comfort from her age, her endurance, the stories the years told of her, and her enormous size. When she sat beneath The Sojourner, she knew she was not alone.
She was happy to make friends with Anne-Marion Coles, who seemed to her as sharp and bright as a blade of sunlight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We watch our manners, speech and dress just so; And in our hearts we carry our greatest fame That we are blessed to perpetuate the Saxon name!
SHE HAD FELT BLESSED her first year at Saxon. It was so beautiful! The tall red brick towers, the old courtyards, the giant trees— especially the greatest tree of them all, The Sojourner. This tree filled her with the same sense of minuteness and hugeness, of past and present, of sorrow and ecstasy that she had known at the Sacred Serpent. It gave her a p...rofound sense of peace (which was only possible when she could feel invisible) to know slaves had found shelter in its branches. When her spirits were low, as they were often enough that first year, she would sit underneath The Sojourner and draw comfort from her age, her endurance, the stories the years told of her, and her enormous size. When she sat beneath The Sojourner, she knew she was not alone.
She was happy to make friends with Anne-Marion Coles, who seemed to her as sharp and bright as a blade of sunlight.
What to read after Meridian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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