The Story of William And Lucy Smith
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My cat enjoys her existence in common with me up to a certain point. When in the winter evening I draw the easy-chair towards the fire, she couches before me on the rug. We both enjoy the light, the warmth, the softness, the repose, and for a moment I distinctly congratulate myself on this per- fect cat-like felicity. But this pleasant state of things must be, with me, the condition only for some higher enjoyment. I must converse with a friend, I must read books, I must think my thoughts, I mus...t lose myself in their labyrinth. Puss, on the rug, stops where I begin feels all the peace, the comfort, and the warmth, and stops there perfectly content. I see her close her eyes and open them again, quite satisfied that every- thing about her is as stationary as herself. Well, I will not envy puss. I will take, by sympathy, her little contented life into my own, and so enrich my being with one more kindly senti- ment. This is all that I will do, whether the puss lies at my feet, in her own fur, upon the rug, or whether she sits, in mob- cap or pretty ringlets, upon the chair before me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My cat enjoys her existence in common with me up to a certain point. When in the winter evening I draw the easy-chair towards the fire, she couches before me on the rug. We both enjoy the light, the warmth, the softness, the repose, and for a moment I distinctly congratulate myself on this per- fect cat-like felicity. But this pleasant state of things must be, with me, the condition only for some higher enjoyment. I must converse with a friend, I must read books, I must think my thoughts, I mus...t lose myself in their labyrinth. Puss, on the rug, stops where I begin feels all the peace, the comfort, and the warmth, and stops there perfectly content. I see her close her eyes and open them again, quite satisfied that every- thing about her is as stationary as herself. Well, I will not envy puss. I will take, by sympathy, her little contented life into my own, and so enrich my being with one more kindly senti- ment. This is all that I will do, whether the puss lies at my feet, in her own fur, upon the rug, or whether she sits, in mob- cap or pretty ringlets, upon the chair before me.
What to read after The Story of William And Lucy Smith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriam George Spring to read onlineMoreLess
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