The Woman Who Stood Between Y Minnie Gilmore
The Woman Who Stood Between Y Minnie Gilmore
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Yet I failed it poor Nan, poor Nan! XIII. MY impulse to flee from the city, the temptation of whose wealth I had not been strong enough to resist, had been a passion- ate one. Now that my blood was cool, I asked myself where I I and Nan were going ? My heart turned to the country God's garden, whose flowers bloom alike for rich and poor. In the still green fields, the pure fresh air, the soothing hush and restful isolation, my storm-tossed soul would regain calm and peace. I would have no more ...of men - built cities. It is the chill of the marble palace, the shadow of the brown- stone mansion, that falls upon the poor man's hovel with blight of death. In the country the sun is bright and warm alike on 62 THE WOMAN WHO STOOD BETWEEN. Manse and cottage. Tolstoi is right. To guide the plough, to plant the ground, to foster the seed, to reap the harvest this is the work for men. Leave the town pursuits to the gentlemen. The exotic flourishes in the hot-house, where the field-bloom fades and dies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet I failed it poor Nan, poor Nan! XIII. MY impulse to flee from the city, the temptation of whose wealth I had not been strong enough to resist, had been a passion- ate one. Now that my blood was cool, I asked myself where I I and Nan were going ? My heart turned to the country God's garden, whose flowers bloom alike for rich and poor. In the still green fields, the pure fresh air, the soothing hush and restful isolation, my storm-tossed soul would regain calm and peace. I would have no more ...of men - built cities. It is the chill of the marble palace, the shadow of the brown- stone mansion, that falls upon the poor man's hovel with blight of death. In the country the sun is bright and warm alike on 62 THE WOMAN WHO STOOD BETWEEN. Manse and cottage. Tolstoi is right. To guide the plough, to plant the ground, to foster the seed, to reap the harvest this is the work for men. Leave the town pursuits to the gentlemen. The exotic flourishes in the hot-house, where the field-bloom fades and dies.
What to read after The Woman Who Stood Between Y Minnie Gilmore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minnie Gilmore to read onlineMoreLess
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