The Hidden Places 8 0
The Hidden Places 8 0
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"You know, it's good to be back in this old valley, " Lawanne said. "Ihave half a notion to become a settler. A fellow could build up quitean estate on one of these big flats. He could grow almost anythinghere that will grow in this latitude. And when he wanted to experiencethe doubtful pleasures of civilization, they would always be waitingfor him outside. " "If he had the price, " Mills put in shortly.
"Precisely, " Lawanne returned, "and cared to pay it--for all he got. " "That's what it is ...to be a man and free, " Myra observed. "You can gowhere you will and when--live as you wish. " "It all depends on what you mean by freedom, " Lawanne replied. "Showme a free man. Where is there such? We're all slaves. Only some of usare too stupid to recognize our status. " "Slaves to what?" Myra asked. "You seem to have come back in adecidedly pessimistic frame of mind. " "Slaves to our own necessities; to other people's demands; to burdenswe have assumed, or have had thrust upon us, which we haven't thecourage to shake off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You know, it's good to be back in this old valley, " Lawanne said. "Ihave half a notion to become a settler. A fellow could build up quitean estate on one of these big flats. He could grow almost anythinghere that will grow in this latitude. And when he wanted to experiencethe doubtful pleasures of civilization, they would always be waitingfor him outside. " "If he had the price, " Mills put in shortly.
"Precisely, " Lawanne returned, "and cared to pay it--for all he got. " "That's what it is ...to be a man and free, " Myra observed. "You can gowhere you will and when--live as you wish. " "It all depends on what you mean by freedom, " Lawanne replied. "Showme a free man. Where is there such? We're all slaves. Only some of usare too stupid to recognize our status. " "Slaves to what?" Myra asked. "You seem to have come back in adecidedly pessimistic frame of mind. " "Slaves to our own necessities; to other people's demands; to burdenswe have assumed, or have had thrust upon us, which we haven't thecourage to shake off.
What to read after The Hidden Places 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand W Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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