The Garden of Eden
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" They bore their burdens gallantly in those weeks, it is but fair to say. They took them rowing and swimming, they galloped them across country, they went spinning with them on bicycles, they climbed long hills on foot they made hay with the peasants and rode home on the funny little carts ; and after these innocent dissipations sometimes in the dusk and quiet of evening, the burdens would take their revenge for all the giddy jolting and would oppress the trio with a sombre heavi- ness of spir...it. They would then philosophize in dark disconnected hints or sit silent and listless until Elizabeth revived them with a bit of cynical wisdom, or Mr. Loring would come to have a tough theological tussle with Monica.
Meanwhile, clever little Eleanor was writing an essay upon South German dialects, and Monica was studying her peasant friends, look- ing into their manner of life, their work, their earnings, their food, their crops, their hard- ships, their limitations, their love-making and The Garden of Eden 235 their marriages particularly the last two themes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They bore their burdens gallantly in those weeks, it is but fair to say. They took them rowing and swimming, they galloped them across country, they went spinning with them on bicycles, they climbed long hills on foot they made hay with the peasants and rode home on the funny little carts ; and after these innocent dissipations sometimes in the dusk and quiet of evening, the burdens would take their revenge for all the giddy jolting and would oppress the trio with a sombre heavi- ness of spir...it. They would then philosophize in dark disconnected hints or sit silent and listless until Elizabeth revived them with a bit of cynical wisdom, or Mr. Loring would come to have a tough theological tussle with Monica.
Meanwhile, clever little Eleanor was writing an essay upon South German dialects, and Monica was studying her peasant friends, look- ing into their manner of life, their work, their earnings, their food, their crops, their hard- ships, their limitations, their love-making and The Garden of Eden 235 their marriages particularly the last two themes.
What to read after The Garden of Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Willis Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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