The Real America in Romance volume 7
The Real America in Romance volume 7
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But how could they know, they of little souls? They thought him proud, bold, haughty, cold, reserved, a tyrant! He stood alone in his greatness! He was too big for their compass; they were too small for him to grasp. There was no way he could come at them. He longed to be fellow with them who proved his enemies, but the gulf between them was too wide, too deep, to be spanned. His haughtiness was but the sen sitiveness of his spirits; his dignity was but shyness, not know ing how to think as the...y thought, to feel as they felt. Do I not know ? Have I not followed behind him when he broke a path through snow waist-deep, with all his world tumbled about his ears, knowing nothing of fatigue, knowing nothing SIEUR DE LA SALLE 307 of how to fail, borne forward by his purpose where others would have sunk down to miserable death.
" But I go too fast. He was of the best of the French. He came to America to have room for his great soul. He had a mighty fort, which you shall see, at the outlet of Lake Ontario.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But how could they know, they of little souls? They thought him proud, bold, haughty, cold, reserved, a tyrant! He stood alone in his greatness! He was too big for their compass; they were too small for him to grasp. There was no way he could come at them. He longed to be fellow with them who proved his enemies, but the gulf between them was too wide, too deep, to be spanned. His haughtiness was but the sen sitiveness of his spirits; his dignity was but shyness, not know ing how to think as the...y thought, to feel as they felt. Do I not know ? Have I not followed behind him when he broke a path through snow waist-deep, with all his world tumbled about his ears, knowing nothing of fatigue, knowing nothing SIEUR DE LA SALLE 307 of how to fail, borne forward by his purpose where others would have sunk down to miserable death.
" But I go too fast. He was of the best of the French. He came to America to have room for his great soul. He had a mighty fort, which you shall see, at the outlet of Lake Ontario.
What to read after The Real America in Romance volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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