The Man in Lonely Land
The Man in Lonely Land
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I usedto love things like this. I didn't know much about a good many otherthings, and it was when I found out that I began to look at peopleand wonder if they knew, and cared, and what they were doing withit--their life I mean, their chance, their time, their money. Onewinter it got so bad Lettice sent me home. Lettice lives inWashington; she's my second sister. My oldest sister is a widow, andis still in London, where her husband died two years ago. I keptlooking for glad faces and real, sure-...enough happiness; and so manypeople looked bored and bothered and tired that I couldn'tunderstand--and Lettice made me go home. Her husband is in Congress, and she said I wanted to know too much. " "Have you yet found what you were looking for?" Laine leaned back inhis chair and shaded his eyes with his hand.
"Yes. " She laughed lightly and got up. "You can find anything, Iguess, if you look for it right. And in such unexpected places youfind things!" She stopped and listened. "I believe people are goinghome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I usedto love things like this. I didn't know much about a good many otherthings, and it was when I found out that I began to look at peopleand wonder if they knew, and cared, and what they were doing withit--their life I mean, their chance, their time, their money. Onewinter it got so bad Lettice sent me home. Lettice lives inWashington; she's my second sister. My oldest sister is a widow, andis still in London, where her husband died two years ago. I keptlooking for glad faces and real, sure-...enough happiness; and so manypeople looked bored and bothered and tired that I couldn'tunderstand--and Lettice made me go home. Her husband is in Congress, and she said I wanted to know too much. " "Have you yet found what you were looking for?" Laine leaned back inhis chair and shaded his eyes with his hand.
"Yes. " She laughed lightly and got up. "You can find anything, Iguess, if you look for it right. And in such unexpected places youfind things!" She stopped and listened. "I believe people are goinghome.
What to read after The Man in Lonely Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bosher Kate Langley to read onlineMoreLess
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