Painted Windows
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For a moment--a moment can be the little sisterof eternity--I could say nothing. Then I found myself in the clutches ofthe instinct for self-preservation. I felt it in me to stop the gigglesof the girls on the front seat; to take the patronising smiles out ofthe tolerant eyes of the grown people. Maybe my voice lost something ofits piping insistence and was touched with genuine feeling; perhaps somefaint, faint spark of the divine fire which I longed to fan into a flamedid flicker in me for tha...t one time. I had the indescribable happinessof seeing the smiles die on the faces of my elders, and of hearing thegiggles of my friends cease.
I went to my seat amid what I was pleased to consider "thunders ofapplause, " and by way of acknowledgment, I spoke, with chastenedpropriety, Whittier's ode to the pumpkin.
I cannot remember whether or not I was scolded. I'm afraid, afterward, some people still laughed. As for me, oddly enough, my oratoricalaspirations died. I decided there were other careers better fitted toone of my physique.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a moment--a moment can be the little sisterof eternity--I could say nothing. Then I found myself in the clutches ofthe instinct for self-preservation. I felt it in me to stop the gigglesof the girls on the front seat; to take the patronising smiles out ofthe tolerant eyes of the grown people. Maybe my voice lost something ofits piping insistence and was touched with genuine feeling; perhaps somefaint, faint spark of the divine fire which I longed to fan into a flamedid flicker in me for tha...t one time. I had the indescribable happinessof seeing the smiles die on the faces of my elders, and of hearing thegiggles of my friends cease.
I went to my seat amid what I was pleased to consider "thunders ofapplause, " and by way of acknowledgment, I spoke, with chastenedpropriety, Whittier's ode to the pumpkin.
I cannot remember whether or not I was scolded. I'm afraid, afterward, some people still laughed. As for me, oddly enough, my oratoricalaspirations died. I decided there were other careers better fitted toone of my physique.
What to read after Painted Windows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peattie Elia Wilkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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