The Winning Fight
The Winning Fight
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At last, Nellie has changed the sequined robe for a street suit and is making ready to leave* Hazel walks back to the hotel with her. Hazel is pouting with disappointment at the last moment the little midnight wine supper is off. And so tonight she has time to lie and think of things. And 250 The Windows of Hope and Memory Nellie, across the hall, is thinking, too both are thinking of their roads of the same road, but neither knows that, nor would you or I, if we were peeping at it through Haze...l's eyes or Nellie's* This is the road that Nellie sees: A long, winding, twisted way which runs through years of tears and of shattered hopes. There is mud underfoot and blasted ideals are strewn about* The road is bathed in sunlight where it starts, but keeps getting darker and harder, and the farther it runs the more the grade waxes. There are wonderful dreams foundered in the ruts and wrecked things in the dirt, and, somewhere toward the outset, a heart-hurt and memories.
But Hazel doesn't see any of these things on her road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last, Nellie has changed the sequined robe for a street suit and is making ready to leave* Hazel walks back to the hotel with her. Hazel is pouting with disappointment at the last moment the little midnight wine supper is off. And so tonight she has time to lie and think of things. And 250 The Windows of Hope and Memory Nellie, across the hall, is thinking, too both are thinking of their roads of the same road, but neither knows that, nor would you or I, if we were peeping at it through Haze...l's eyes or Nellie's* This is the road that Nellie sees: A long, winding, twisted way which runs through years of tears and of shattered hopes. There is mud underfoot and blasted ideals are strewn about* The road is bathed in sunlight where it starts, but keeps getting darker and harder, and the farther it runs the more the grade waxes. There are wonderful dreams foundered in the ruts and wrecked things in the dirt, and, somewhere toward the outset, a heart-hurt and memories.
But Hazel doesn't see any of these things on her road.
What to read after The Winning Fight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kaufman Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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