Questionable Shapes
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" "At any rate, " Wanhope resumed, "she says she scolded him, and it did notdo the least good. She could not scold him out of that feeling, which wasall mixed up in her retrospect with the sense of the weather and theseason, the leaves just beginning to show the autumn, the wild asterscoming to crowd the goldenrod, the crickets shrill in the grass, and thebirds silent in the trees, the smell of the rowan in the meadows, and theodor of the old logs and fresh chips in the woods. She was not a wom...an tonotice such things much, but he talked of them all and made her noticethem. His nature took hold upon what we call nature, and clung fondly tothe lowly and familiar aspects of it. Once she said to him, trembling forhim, 'I should think you would be afraid to take such a pleasure in thosethings, ' and when he asked her why, she couldn't or wouldn't tell him;but he understood, and he said: 'I've never realized before that I was somuch a part of them. Either I am going to have them forever, or they aregoing to have me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "At any rate, " Wanhope resumed, "she says she scolded him, and it did notdo the least good. She could not scold him out of that feeling, which wasall mixed up in her retrospect with the sense of the weather and theseason, the leaves just beginning to show the autumn, the wild asterscoming to crowd the goldenrod, the crickets shrill in the grass, and thebirds silent in the trees, the smell of the rowan in the meadows, and theodor of the old logs and fresh chips in the woods. She was not a wom...an tonotice such things much, but he talked of them all and made her noticethem. His nature took hold upon what we call nature, and clung fondly tothe lowly and familiar aspects of it. Once she said to him, trembling forhim, 'I should think you would be afraid to take such a pleasure in thosethings, ' and when he asked her why, she couldn't or wouldn't tell him;but he understood, and he said: 'I've never realized before that I was somuch a part of them. Either I am going to have them forever, or they aregoing to have me.
What to read after Questionable Shapes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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