The Crisis — Complete
The Crisis — Complete
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Shethought of the supper cooking at home. It would not be eaten now.
And yet, in that moment of bitterness Virginia loved him. Such are theways of women, even of the proudest, who love their country too. It wasbut right that he should not think of her when the honor of the Southwas at stake; and the anger that rose within her was against those ninehundred and ninety-nine who had weakly accepted the parole.
"Why did Uncle Comyn not come?" asked Clarence.
"He has gone to Jefferson City, to see th...e Governor. . " "And you came alone?" "No, Mr. Brinsmade brought me. " "And mother?" She was waiting for that question. What a relief that should have comeamong the first.
"Aunt Lillian feels very badly. She was in her room when I left. She wasafraid, " (Virginia had to smile), "she was afraid the Yankees would killyou. " "They have behaved very well for Yankees, " replied he, "No luxury, andthey will not hear of my having a servant. They are used to doing theirown work. But they have treated me much better since I refused to taketheir abominable oath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shethought of the supper cooking at home. It would not be eaten now.
And yet, in that moment of bitterness Virginia loved him. Such are theways of women, even of the proudest, who love their country too. It wasbut right that he should not think of her when the honor of the Southwas at stake; and the anger that rose within her was against those ninehundred and ninety-nine who had weakly accepted the parole.
"Why did Uncle Comyn not come?" asked Clarence.
"He has gone to Jefferson City, to see th...e Governor. . " "And you came alone?" "No, Mr. Brinsmade brought me. " "And mother?" She was waiting for that question. What a relief that should have comeamong the first.
"Aunt Lillian feels very badly. She was in her room when I left. She wasafraid, " (Virginia had to smile), "she was afraid the Yankees would killyou. " "They have behaved very well for Yankees, " replied he, "No luxury, andthey will not hear of my having a servant. They are used to doing theirown work. But they have treated me much better since I refused to taketheir abominable oath.
What to read after The Crisis — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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