The Wind Bloweth
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You don't make them. You want everything. You give nothing. You haven't a wife, a house. Your father gave poems. But you haven't a house, a child, a wife, a book. You only have a trading-ship. " " But I trade. I do my share of the world's work. " " Any shopkeeper ! '" " I handle my ship. " " Any mathematician ... " " I brave all the perils of the sea. " " Are you afraid of death ? " " Of course not. " " Well ? " " Hedda, I handle men. " Any little braggadocio lieutenant ... " 208 THE WIND BLOWE...TH His anger rose in hot waves. " So I am not worth anything in life, Hedda. How much are you ? " " Shane, " she stood up and looked at him seri- ously, " my calling is the oldest in the world, they say, but to me it's not the least honourable. It is sordid or not, just as one makes it. I want you to think of men going to sea, and weary of the voyage, and from me somehow they get a glimpse of home. Are this house and myself more evil than the dram-shop and the gambling hell ? And aren't there women in England and France who would rather have their menfolk with me than leaning on some sodden counter?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You don't make them. You want everything. You give nothing. You haven't a wife, a house. Your father gave poems. But you haven't a house, a child, a wife, a book. You only have a trading-ship. " " But I trade. I do my share of the world's work. " " Any shopkeeper ! '" " I handle my ship. " " Any mathematician ... " " I brave all the perils of the sea. " " Are you afraid of death ? " " Of course not. " " Well ? " " Hedda, I handle men. " Any little braggadocio lieutenant ... " 208 THE WIND BLOWE...TH His anger rose in hot waves. " So I am not worth anything in life, Hedda. How much are you ? " " Shane, " she stood up and looked at him seri- ously, " my calling is the oldest in the world, they say, but to me it's not the least honourable. It is sordid or not, just as one makes it. I want you to think of men going to sea, and weary of the voyage, and from me somehow they get a glimpse of home. Are this house and myself more evil than the dram-shop and the gambling hell ? And aren't there women in England and France who would rather have their menfolk with me than leaning on some sodden counter?
What to read after The Wind Bloweth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donn Byrne to read onlineMoreLess
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