The Diary of a Goose Girl
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He calls the hens about him when Ithrow corn from the basket, but many a time I have seen him swallowhurriedly, and in private, some dainty titbit he has found unexpectedly. He has no particular chivalry. He gives no special encouragement to hishen when he becomes a prospective father, and renders little assistancewhen the responsibilities become actualities. His only personal messageor contribution to the world is his raucous cock-a-doodle-doo, which, being uttered most frequently at dawn, is ...the most ill-timed andoffensive of all musical notes. It is so unnecessary too, as if the daydidn't come soon enough without his warning; but I suppose he is anxiousto waken his hens and get them at their daily task, and so he disturbsthe entire community. In short, I dislike him; his swagger, hisautocratic strut, his greed, his irritating self-consciousness, hisendless parading of himself up and down in a procession of one.
Of course his character is largely the result of polygamy. Hisweaknesses are only what might be expected; and as for the hens, I haveconsiderable respect for the patience, sobriety, and dignity with whichthey endure an institution particularly offensive to all women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He calls the hens about him when Ithrow corn from the basket, but many a time I have seen him swallowhurriedly, and in private, some dainty titbit he has found unexpectedly. He has no particular chivalry. He gives no special encouragement to hishen when he becomes a prospective father, and renders little assistancewhen the responsibilities become actualities. His only personal messageor contribution to the world is his raucous cock-a-doodle-doo, which, being uttered most frequently at dawn, is ...the most ill-timed andoffensive of all musical notes. It is so unnecessary too, as if the daydidn't come soon enough without his warning; but I suppose he is anxiousto waken his hens and get them at their daily task, and so he disturbsthe entire community. In short, I dislike him; his swagger, hisautocratic strut, his greed, his irritating self-consciousness, hisendless parading of himself up and down in a procession of one.
Of course his character is largely the result of polygamy. Hisweaknesses are only what might be expected; and as for the hens, I haveconsiderable respect for the patience, sobriety, and dignity with whichthey endure an institution particularly offensive to all women.
What to read after The Diary of a Goose Girl?
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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