The Praying Girl
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I am going to marry my lover because I love him best in all the world, and because I do not expect perfection. I thank God humbly for a mate, and I shall pray for children to cherish and to teach as best I may.
90 XIX YOUTH " RESTLESS youth is a pain, 'tis well we can never go back again. " So ran an old song that a relative of mine used to sing when I was a little girl. Whether the words haunted me and tinged my own youth, I cannot say ; at any rate, they are words that I have never for- gotte...n and words that have seemed to me to convey an element of truth. I know it is the fashion to regard youth as the time of health and energy and joyousness, yet to all who are in their teens and who are observant and thoughtful there is an ever-present cloud as to the future. Inexperience ought to make one happy, for without experience we are without many of the bitterest lessons that life can teach. Youth ought, I know, to be the time of bright prospect, of hope, of health, of enthusiasm and of ambition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am going to marry my lover because I love him best in all the world, and because I do not expect perfection. I thank God humbly for a mate, and I shall pray for children to cherish and to teach as best I may.
90 XIX YOUTH " RESTLESS youth is a pain, 'tis well we can never go back again. " So ran an old song that a relative of mine used to sing when I was a little girl. Whether the words haunted me and tinged my own youth, I cannot say ; at any rate, they are words that I have never for- gotte...n and words that have seemed to me to convey an element of truth. I know it is the fashion to regard youth as the time of health and energy and joyousness, yet to all who are in their teens and who are observant and thoughtful there is an ever-present cloud as to the future. Inexperience ought to make one happy, for without experience we are without many of the bitterest lessons that life can teach. Youth ought, I know, to be the time of bright prospect, of hope, of health, of enthusiasm and of ambition.
What to read after The Praying Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ceres Cutting to read onlineMoreLess
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