The Soul of the Ti Tree
The Soul of the Ti Tree
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I felt a sudden rush of loving sympathy. I wanted to fold her close, and give her that which life had failed to bestow a little time to rest the weary body, and allow her soul to breathe and expand.
That was in the morning, and at night another weary woman came to me. " I am tired, tired, " she said. I had no word, I could not speak, but from my heart the flood gates rolled back. Oh ! that I could lift the burden that is crush- ing her down ; could give the dainty little head a resting-place fr...om the storms that beat, beat upon her frail form.
This life struggle ; why do we struggle, why do we not lay the burden down ; what is this conspiracy of Nature's that drives us on, on, though we long for rest? She is so dainty, so tiny, so frail, but the wind beats as harshly upon the pale azalea as upon the strong poplar's fluttering branches.
When I awoke next morning, I thought of these two of the day before. How many more are carrying that dead burden beneath smiling faces and bravely-moving limbs?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I felt a sudden rush of loving sympathy. I wanted to fold her close, and give her that which life had failed to bestow a little time to rest the weary body, and allow her soul to breathe and expand.
That was in the morning, and at night another weary woman came to me. " I am tired, tired, " she said. I had no word, I could not speak, but from my heart the flood gates rolled back. Oh ! that I could lift the burden that is crush- ing her down ; could give the dainty little head a resting-place fr...om the storms that beat, beat upon her frail form.
This life struggle ; why do we struggle, why do we not lay the burden down ; what is this conspiracy of Nature's that drives us on, on, though we long for rest? She is so dainty, so tiny, so frail, but the wind beats as harshly upon the pale azalea as upon the strong poplar's fluttering branches.
When I awoke next morning, I thought of these two of the day before. How many more are carrying that dead burden beneath smiling faces and bravely-moving limbs?
What to read after The Soul of the Ti Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwina C Geach to read onlineMoreLess
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