The End of the World
The End of the World
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We left August on that summer day on the levee at Louisville withoutemployment. He was not exactly disheartened, but he was homesick. Thathe was forbidden to go back by threats of prosecution for hisburglarious manner of entering Samuel Anderson's house was reason enoughfor wanting to go; that his father's family were not yet free fromdanger was a stronger reason; but strongest of all, though he blushed toown it to himself, was the longing to be where he might perchancesometimes see the face he... had seen that spring morning in the bottom ofa sun-bonnet. Right manfully did he fight against his discouragement andhis homesickness, and his longing to see Julia. It was better to staywhere he was. It was better not to go back beaten. If he surrendered soeasily, he would never put himself into a situation where he could claimJulia with self-respect. He would stay and make his way in the worldsomehow. But making his way in the world did not seem half so easy nowus it had on that other morning in March when he stood in the barntalking to Julia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We left August on that summer day on the levee at Louisville withoutemployment. He was not exactly disheartened, but he was homesick. Thathe was forbidden to go back by threats of prosecution for hisburglarious manner of entering Samuel Anderson's house was reason enoughfor wanting to go; that his father's family were not yet free fromdanger was a stronger reason; but strongest of all, though he blushed toown it to himself, was the longing to be where he might perchancesometimes see the face he... had seen that spring morning in the bottom ofa sun-bonnet. Right manfully did he fight against his discouragement andhis homesickness, and his longing to see Julia. It was better to staywhere he was. It was better not to go back beaten. If he surrendered soeasily, he would never put himself into a situation where he could claimJulia with self-respect. He would stay and make his way in the worldsomehow. But making his way in the world did not seem half so easy nowus it had on that other morning in March when he stood in the barntalking to Julia.
What to read after The End of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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