O Pioneers
O Pioneers
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He was a little ashamed for his sister, though he had tried not to show it. He felt :that there was something indecorous in her proposal, and she did seem to him somewhat ridiculous. There was trouble enough in the . World, he reflected, as he threw himself upon his bed, without people who were forty years old imagining they wanted to get married. In ;the darkness and silence Emil was not likely to jj think long about Alexandra. Every image ji slipped away but one. Lie had seen Marie in Ijthe c...rowd that afternoon. She sold candy at the fair. Why had she ever run away with Frank Shabata, and how could she go on laughing and working and taking an interest in things ? Why did she like so many people, and why had she seemed pleased when all the French and Bohe mian boys, and the priest himself, crowded round her candy stand? Why did she care about any one but him? Why could he never, never find the thing he looked for in her playful, affectionate eyes?
Then he fell to imagining that he looked once more and found it there, and what it would be 179 O PIONEERS!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a little ashamed for his sister, though he had tried not to show it. He felt :that there was something indecorous in her proposal, and she did seem to him somewhat ridiculous. There was trouble enough in the . World, he reflected, as he threw himself upon his bed, without people who were forty years old imagining they wanted to get married. In ;the darkness and silence Emil was not likely to jj think long about Alexandra. Every image ji slipped away but one. Lie had seen Marie in Ijthe c...rowd that afternoon. She sold candy at the fair. Why had she ever run away with Frank Shabata, and how could she go on laughing and working and taking an interest in things ? Why did she like so many people, and why had she seemed pleased when all the French and Bohe mian boys, and the priest himself, crowded round her candy stand? Why did she care about any one but him? Why could he never, never find the thing he looked for in her playful, affectionate eyes?
Then he fell to imagining that he looked once more and found it there, and what it would be 179 O PIONEERS!
What to read after O Pioneers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willa Cather to read onlineMoreLess
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