The Prairie Child
The Prairie Child
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I had a short letter from Dinky-Dunk to-day> asking me to send on a package of papers which he had left in a pigeon-hole of his desk here. It was a depressingly non-committal little note, without a glimmer of warmth between the lines. Vm afraid there's a certain ugly truth which will have to be faced some day. But I intend to stick to the ship as long as the ship can keep afloat. I am so essen- tially a family woman that I can't conceive of life without its home circle. Home, however, is wh...ere the heart is. And it seems to take more than one heart to keep it going. I keep reminding myself that I have my children at the same time that I keep asking myself why my children are not enough, why they can't seem to fill my cup of contentment as they ought. Now that their father is so much away, a great deal of their training is falling on my shoulders.
And I must, in some way, be a model to them. So Digiti zed by Google 202 THE PRAIRIE CHILD 111 continue to show them what a Penelope I can be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
I had a short letter from Dinky-Dunk to-day> asking me to send on a package of papers which he had left in a pigeon-hole of his desk here. It was a depressingly non-committal little note, without a glimmer of warmth between the lines. Vm afraid there's a certain ugly truth which will have to be faced some day. But I intend to stick to the ship as long as the ship can keep afloat. I am so essen- tially a family woman that I can't conceive of life without its home circle. Home, however, is wh...ere the heart is. And it seems to take more than one heart to keep it going. I keep reminding myself that I have my children at the same time that I keep asking myself why my children are not enough, why they can't seem to fill my cup of contentment as they ought. Now that their father is so much away, a great deal of their training is falling on my shoulders.
And I must, in some way, be a model to them. So Digiti zed by Google 202 THE PRAIRIE CHILD 111 continue to show them what a Penelope I can be.
What to read after The Prairie Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stringer Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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