The Woman Trustee And Other Stories About Schools
The Woman Trustee And Other Stories About Schools
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He handed me Milton's poems, and told me there was nothing higher up. I asked him if literary people would know that book, and he said yes, by heart.
So I bought it, and I read Paradise Lost clear through. It came hard, and when I got to the end I doubted whether Adam's and Eve's steps were any more wandering and slow than mine had been. But I want- ed to see whether I had any literary taste or could get any, and I did find some places that I could understand, and some lines I had heard before....
I began to try these on Miss Rulison, to see if she would recognize me as being liter- ary too. One day I remarked, sort of thrown-in like, " ' Better to reign in Hell JOT, THE JANITOR 95 than serve in Heaven, ' as Milton says. " Miss Eulison lifted her eyebrows a little, but made no reply. Another time I asked, " Do you remember where Milton says in Paradise Lost: ' How beauty is excelled by manly grace And wisdom, which alone is truly fair ' ? " "I never read a line of Paradise Lost, " she replied with an amused smile; and then I knew it was useless for me to try to get into her class.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He handed me Milton's poems, and told me there was nothing higher up. I asked him if literary people would know that book, and he said yes, by heart.
So I bought it, and I read Paradise Lost clear through. It came hard, and when I got to the end I doubted whether Adam's and Eve's steps were any more wandering and slow than mine had been. But I want- ed to see whether I had any literary taste or could get any, and I did find some places that I could understand, and some lines I had heard before....
I began to try these on Miss Rulison, to see if she would recognize me as being liter- ary too. One day I remarked, sort of thrown-in like, " ' Better to reign in Hell JOT, THE JANITOR 95 than serve in Heaven, ' as Milton says. " Miss Eulison lifted her eyebrows a little, but made no reply. Another time I asked, " Do you remember where Milton says in Paradise Lost: ' How beauty is excelled by manly grace And wisdom, which alone is truly fair ' ? " "I never read a line of Paradise Lost, " she replied with an amused smile; and then I knew it was useless for me to try to get into her class.
What to read after The Woman Trustee And Other Stories About Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bardeen, C. W. (Charles William), 1847-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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