The Garden of Dreams
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After all, it is the chrism — life's consecrated oil — that sets her apart — " "Would it be such to you, Miranda?" Q4 The Garden of Dreams She sent me a quick, beseeching glance; then rallied bravely.
"Joan is taking advantage of us; if we per- sist in so serious a topic she will never get home." "Bother Joan!" said I.
It was quite dark when we drove into the barn and turned the tired Joan over to Jim.
We knew Miranda's mother would have supper ready for us, yet we lingered a moment, as by mutu...al consent, at the side of the house where the rose mallows, pink and white, are banked and the asters edge the walk.
"I am thinking," I said softly, "of that poor deserted orchard. No, of my heart, I mean. All the big brave hopes, the high ideals, the generous instincts, the honest ambitions, retrograding and degenerating into mean little snarly actualities — because there is no careful gardener to prune and nourish, to watch the ripening fruits and gather them.
Won't you be the gardener, Miranda?" Miranda's answer was inarticulate, but she left off caressing the sleepy asters and found her way, somehow, into my arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After all, it is the chrism — life's consecrated oil — that sets her apart — " "Would it be such to you, Miranda?" Q4 The Garden of Dreams She sent me a quick, beseeching glance; then rallied bravely.
"Joan is taking advantage of us; if we per- sist in so serious a topic she will never get home." "Bother Joan!" said I.
It was quite dark when we drove into the barn and turned the tired Joan over to Jim.
We knew Miranda's mother would have supper ready for us, yet we lingered a moment, as by mutu...al consent, at the side of the house where the rose mallows, pink and white, are banked and the asters edge the walk.
"I am thinking," I said softly, "of that poor deserted orchard. No, of my heart, I mean. All the big brave hopes, the high ideals, the generous instincts, the honest ambitions, retrograding and degenerating into mean little snarly actualities — because there is no careful gardener to prune and nourish, to watch the ripening fruits and gather them.
Won't you be the gardener, Miranda?" Miranda's answer was inarticulate, but she left off caressing the sleepy asters and found her way, somehow, into my arms.
What to read after The Garden of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccauley, Clarice Vallette to read onlineMoreLess
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