Story of Waitstill Baxter
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If there was little hope on her side thereseemed even less on his. His mother's mental illness made her peculiarlydependent upon him, and at the same time held him in such strict bondagethat it was almost impossible for him to get on in the world or even togive her the comforts she needed. In villages like Riverboro in thoseearly days there was no putting away, even of men or women so dementedas to be something of a menace to the peace of the household; but LoisBoynton was so gentle, so fragile..., so exquisite a spirit, that sheseemed in her sad aloofness simply a thing to be sheltered and shieldedsomehow in her difficult life journey. Ivory often thought how sorelyshe needed a daughter in her affliction. If the baby sister had onlylived, the home might have been different; but alas! there was only ason, --a son who tried to be tender and sympathetic, but after all wasnothing but a big, clumsy, uncomprehending man-creature, who ought tobe felling trees, ploughing, sowing, reaping, or at least studying law, making his own fortune and that of some future wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there was little hope on her side thereseemed even less on his. His mother's mental illness made her peculiarlydependent upon him, and at the same time held him in such strict bondagethat it was almost impossible for him to get on in the world or even togive her the comforts she needed. In villages like Riverboro in thoseearly days there was no putting away, even of men or women so dementedas to be something of a menace to the peace of the household; but LoisBoynton was so gentle, so fragile..., so exquisite a spirit, that sheseemed in her sad aloofness simply a thing to be sheltered and shieldedsomehow in her difficult life journey. Ivory often thought how sorelyshe needed a daughter in her affliction. If the baby sister had onlylived, the home might have been different; but alas! there was only ason, --a son who tried to be tender and sympathetic, but after all wasnothing but a big, clumsy, uncomprehending man-creature, who ought tobe felling trees, ploughing, sowing, reaping, or at least studying law, making his own fortune and that of some future wife.
What to read after Story of Waitstill Baxter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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