Seen From the Saddle
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But what sort of independence is this of mine that the first cloud that floats along the horizon has it in its power to drench me to my skin and lay me up with rheuma- 7 o tism ? Why, I spend half my life looking at the barometer. I m always waiting to be interfered with. There is no such tyrant as weather, and no matter how whimsical it is they will call it nature. It would be a mighty different nature if I and a watering- pot had the regulating of it. " There comes a time when the most timid ...of mortals is constrained to give testimony.
"D. , " said Dolly s rider, indignantly, "I don t believe if you had your way you d do a bit better than Providence. As for inde pendence, I m sure you wouldn t know what to do with it. I won t discuss your attitude on important subjects, but just in the mat ter of your household and your dress. You always want to do and to look exactly like every other man. You all imitate each other to the detail of the tie of a cravat or the size of a walking-cane, and go on disfig uring yourself with the most hideous cos tume ever invented, because if you revolted in any particular you d look different from the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what sort of independence is this of mine that the first cloud that floats along the horizon has it in its power to drench me to my skin and lay me up with rheuma- 7 o tism ? Why, I spend half my life looking at the barometer. I m always waiting to be interfered with. There is no such tyrant as weather, and no matter how whimsical it is they will call it nature. It would be a mighty different nature if I and a watering- pot had the regulating of it. " There comes a time when the most timid ...of mortals is constrained to give testimony.
"D. , " said Dolly s rider, indignantly, "I don t believe if you had your way you d do a bit better than Providence. As for inde pendence, I m sure you wouldn t know what to do with it. I won t discuss your attitude on important subjects, but just in the mat ter of your household and your dress. You always want to do and to look exactly like every other man. You all imitate each other to the detail of the tie of a cravat or the size of a walking-cane, and go on disfig uring yourself with the most hideous cos tume ever invented, because if you revolted in any particular you d look different from the rest.
What to read after Seen From the Saddle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isa Carrington Cabell to read onlineMoreLess
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