The Story of An African Farm, a Novel
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"I have never done anything, " he said.
"Then tell me of that nothing. I like to know what other folks have beendoing whose word I can believe. It is interesting. What was the firstthing you ever wanted very much?" The boy waited to remember, then began hesitatingly, but soon the wordsflowed. In the smallest past we find an inexhaustible mine when once webegin to dig at it.
A confused, disordered story--the little made large and the large small, and nothing showing its inward meaning. It is not... till the pasthas receded many steps that before the clearest eyes it falls intoco-ordinate pictures. It is not till the I we tell of has ceased toexist that it takes its place among other objective realities, andfinds its true niche in the picture. The present and the near past isa confusion, whose meaning flashes on us as it slinks away into thedistance.
The stranger lit one cigar from the end of another, and puffed andlistened with half-closed eyes.
"I will remember more to tell you if you like, " said the boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have never done anything, " he said.
"Then tell me of that nothing. I like to know what other folks have beendoing whose word I can believe. It is interesting. What was the firstthing you ever wanted very much?" The boy waited to remember, then began hesitatingly, but soon the wordsflowed. In the smallest past we find an inexhaustible mine when once webegin to dig at it.
A confused, disordered story--the little made large and the large small, and nothing showing its inward meaning. It is not... till the pasthas receded many steps that before the clearest eyes it falls intoco-ordinate pictures. It is not till the I we tell of has ceased toexist that it takes its place among other objective realities, andfinds its true niche in the picture. The present and the near past isa confusion, whose meaning flashes on us as it slinks away into thedistance.
The stranger lit one cigar from the end of another, and puffed andlistened with half-closed eyes.
"I will remember more to tell you if you like, " said the boy.
What to read after The Story of An African Farm, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schreiner Olive to read onlineMoreLess
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