The Home Builder
The Home Builder
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No faded glory hers ; no dismantling of the home as the time draws near when the tenant will leave it. Not in her girlhood, not in her bridehood, was she more deU- cate and dainty. She never comes to breakfast in disarray. In summer her white dressing-sack is scrupulously white ; in winter her breakfast-gown, may be faded but never ragged. In her bedroom her wrapper is as fit for the chamber as the dress which she puts on for dinner is for the more formal hours. She desires that her husband and... her children shall see I 99 ] THE HOME BUILDER her at her best- She cares more for their appreciation than for the ad- miration of her guests. In sooth she cares more for the fitness of things than for either appreciation or ad- miration. She is not indififerent to either, but her dress is the expres- sion of her own nature. She loves beauty in all its forms: flowers, fab- rics, precious stones; but she does not measure the value of flowers by the bigness of the bouquet, nor fab- rics by their costUness, nor jewels by their number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No faded glory hers ; no dismantling of the home as the time draws near when the tenant will leave it. Not in her girlhood, not in her bridehood, was she more deU- cate and dainty. She never comes to breakfast in disarray. In summer her white dressing-sack is scrupulously white ; in winter her breakfast-gown, may be faded but never ragged. In her bedroom her wrapper is as fit for the chamber as the dress which she puts on for dinner is for the more formal hours. She desires that her husband and... her children shall see I 99 ] THE HOME BUILDER her at her best- She cares more for their appreciation than for the ad- miration of her guests. In sooth she cares more for the fitness of things than for either appreciation or ad- miration. She is not indififerent to either, but her dress is the expres- sion of her own nature. She loves beauty in all its forms: flowers, fab- rics, precious stones; but she does not measure the value of flowers by the bigness of the bouquet, nor fab- rics by their costUness, nor jewels by their number.
What to read after The Home Builder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Lyman to read onlineMoreLess
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