The Wizard's Daughter And Other Stories
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When she did, hecaught her hands and said, "Well, Marg'et Ann?" taking up the unsettledquestion of their lives where they had left it. And Marg'et Ann stoodstill, with her hands in his, looking down at the snow of the fallenlocust-bloom at her feet, and said, -- "When father is well enough to begin preaching again, then Ithink--perhaps--Lloyd"-- But Lloyd did not wait to hear what she thought, nor trouble himselfgreatly about the "perhaps. " * * * * * The minister's injuries were slow to mend. ...They were all coming tounderstand that his lameness would be permanent, and there was on thepart of the older children a tense, pained curiosity concerning theirfather's feeling on the subject, which no word of his had thus farserved to relieve. There was a grave shyness among them concerning theirdeepest feelings, which was, perhaps, a sense of the inadequacy ofexpression rather than the austerity it seemed. Marg'et Ann would haveliked to show her sympathy for her father, and no doubt it would havelightened the burdens of both; but any betrayal of filial tendernessbeyond the dutiful care she gave him would have startled the minister, and embarrassed them both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she did, hecaught her hands and said, "Well, Marg'et Ann?" taking up the unsettledquestion of their lives where they had left it. And Marg'et Ann stoodstill, with her hands in his, looking down at the snow of the fallenlocust-bloom at her feet, and said, -- "When father is well enough to begin preaching again, then Ithink--perhaps--Lloyd"-- But Lloyd did not wait to hear what she thought, nor trouble himselfgreatly about the "perhaps. " * * * * * The minister's injuries were slow to mend. ...They were all coming tounderstand that his lameness would be permanent, and there was on thepart of the older children a tense, pained curiosity concerning theirfather's feeling on the subject, which no word of his had thus farserved to relieve. There was a grave shyness among them concerning theirdeepest feelings, which was, perhaps, a sense of the inadequacy ofexpression rather than the austerity it seemed. Marg'et Ann would haveliked to show her sympathy for her father, and no doubt it would havelightened the burdens of both; but any betrayal of filial tendernessbeyond the dutiful care she gave him would have startled the minister, and embarrassed them both.
What to read after The Wizard's Daughter And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Margaret Collier to read onlineMoreLess
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