My Early Days
My Early Days
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261 respect for her practical ability. What she commended or con- demned, I was inclined to consider as settled; but the proposition thus to furnish myself with money, scarcely entered my mind at all, in debating the future from this point. I had now a larger battle to do, I thought, and my defences must be of correspond- ing dignity.
Aunt was reading some of her brother's books, so that when she had exhausted her ingenuity in ways to keep me on my feet, I was left a good deal to my own thought...s. I never spoke to her when it was not absolutely necessary. A treaty of non- intercourse had been tacitly agreed to between us, which I scrupulously adhered to, as the only security for any degree of the gentleness and freedom that were so necessary to save me from positive outbreak.
During uncle's absence there was a heavy snow-storm. Thus the roads which were before bad, became worse, and I felt my- self more closely imprisoned by the weather than by my ill- tempered jailer. At length, he returned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
261 respect for her practical ability. What she commended or con- demned, I was inclined to consider as settled; but the proposition thus to furnish myself with money, scarcely entered my mind at all, in debating the future from this point. I had now a larger battle to do, I thought, and my defences must be of correspond- ing dignity.
Aunt was reading some of her brother's books, so that when she had exhausted her ingenuity in ways to keep me on my feet, I was left a good deal to my own thought...s. I never spoke to her when it was not absolutely necessary. A treaty of non- intercourse had been tacitly agreed to between us, which I scrupulously adhered to, as the only security for any degree of the gentleness and freedom that were so necessary to save me from positive outbreak.
During uncle's absence there was a heavy snow-storm. Thus the roads which were before bad, became worse, and I felt my- self more closely imprisoned by the weather than by my ill- tempered jailer. At length, he returned.
What to read after My Early Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Woodson Burhans Farnham to read onlineMoreLess
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