The Homesteaders
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. Oh, my girl, don't break up our home like this!" "You can't break up what you haven't got. Aside from you, why shouldI call this place home? I work here, and get my board and clothes. Well, I can work other places, and get my board and clothes. If I'vegot to be a cog in a money-making machine, I will at least choose themachine. " "What plans have you made? Where are you going?" "Haven't made any plans, and don't know where I'm going. But I'mgoing. At present that's enough. The plans will come... along as they'reneeded. " "Have you any money?" asked the mother, with a brisk effort atcheerfulness. She was already planning for her daughter in the newworld she was about to enter.
"Enough to start me. That's all I need. I can earn more. It's notwork I'm afraid of, although I suppose father won't be able to see itthat way. He'll put all this down to laziness and obstinacy. It'sneither. It's just a plain human craving to _live_. " "I sometimes wonder whether I'll be able to stand it through to theend, " her mother whispered, somewhat fearfully, as though frightenedby the admission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Oh, my girl, don't break up our home like this!" "You can't break up what you haven't got. Aside from you, why shouldI call this place home? I work here, and get my board and clothes. Well, I can work other places, and get my board and clothes. If I'vegot to be a cog in a money-making machine, I will at least choose themachine. " "What plans have you made? Where are you going?" "Haven't made any plans, and don't know where I'm going. But I'mgoing. At present that's enough. The plans will come... along as they'reneeded. " "Have you any money?" asked the mother, with a brisk effort atcheerfulness. She was already planning for her daughter in the newworld she was about to enter.
"Enough to start me. That's all I need. I can earn more. It's notwork I'm afraid of, although I suppose father won't be able to see itthat way. He'll put all this down to laziness and obstinacy. It'sneither. It's just a plain human craving to _live_. " "I sometimes wonder whether I'll be able to stand it through to theend, " her mother whispered, somewhat fearfully, as though frightenedby the admission.
What to read after The Homesteaders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stead Robert J. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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