My Day Reminiscences of a Long Life
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Custis ! whose shaven head does not improve him in any eyes but hers. " His manner was the perfection of repose and sim plicity. As he talked with me, I remembered that I had heard of this singular calmness. Even at Gettysburg and at the explosion of the crater he had evinced no agitation or dismay. I did not know then, as I do now, that nothing had ever approached the anguish of this moment, when he had come to say an encouraging and cheering word to me, after abandoning all hope of the succes...s of the cause.
After talking awhile and sending a kind message to my husband, to greet him on his return, he rose, walked to the window, and looked over the fields, the fields through which, not many days afterward, he dug his last trenches !
I was moved to say, "You only, General, can tell me if it is worth my while to put the ploughshare into those fields. " "Plant your seeds, madam, " he replied; sadly My Day 245 adding, after a moment, " The doing it will be some reward. " I was answered. I thought then he had little hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Custis ! whose shaven head does not improve him in any eyes but hers. " His manner was the perfection of repose and sim plicity. As he talked with me, I remembered that I had heard of this singular calmness. Even at Gettysburg and at the explosion of the crater he had evinced no agitation or dismay. I did not know then, as I do now, that nothing had ever approached the anguish of this moment, when he had come to say an encouraging and cheering word to me, after abandoning all hope of the succes...s of the cause.
After talking awhile and sending a kind message to my husband, to greet him on his return, he rose, walked to the window, and looked over the fields, the fields through which, not many days afterward, he dug his last trenches !
I was moved to say, "You only, General, can tell me if it is worth my while to put the ploughshare into those fields. " "Plant your seeds, madam, " he replied; sadly My Day 245 adding, after a moment, " The doing it will be some reward. " I was answered. I thought then he had little hope.
What to read after My Day Reminiscences of a Long Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Agnes Rice Pryor to read onlineMoreLess
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