Think On These Things
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Write as often as you can and think of me as much as you can and love me always, greatly and simply and just all the ways we ever have loved all the ways, for we have been true lovers.
You do give me light. ... I wait to see the light and then I say, 'Harrie is loving me!' . . . You think the pencil wants to scrawl instead of writ- ing. Yes, perhaps it does, a sort of careless, impatient feeling too much trouble to write properly. Yes, I know I sometimes do feel that way. Getting tired of commu...ni- cating, you think.
No, Harrie, not that but getting tired of not being able to say what I want to. And whose fault is that?
Well, whose? . . .
THINK ON THESE THINGS 25 This is F and I am trying to talk to you just as I would if I were in the flesh ; I am not trying to compose a literary essay.
Harrie, we are not going back, we are going forward and things will be different. It is no use to think we can go back to something that we were two or three months ago; we shall not do that and it is no use trying for we are not moving in that direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Write as often as you can and think of me as much as you can and love me always, greatly and simply and just all the ways we ever have loved all the ways, for we have been true lovers.
You do give me light. ... I wait to see the light and then I say, 'Harrie is loving me!' . . . You think the pencil wants to scrawl instead of writ- ing. Yes, perhaps it does, a sort of careless, impatient feeling too much trouble to write properly. Yes, I know I sometimes do feel that way. Getting tired of commu...ni- cating, you think.
No, Harrie, not that but getting tired of not being able to say what I want to. And whose fault is that?
Well, whose? . . .
THINK ON THESE THINGS 25 This is F and I am trying to talk to you just as I would if I were in the flesh ; I am not trying to compose a literary essay.
Harrie, we are not going back, we are going forward and things will be different. It is no use to think we can go back to something that we were two or three months ago; we shall not do that and it is no use trying for we are not moving in that direction.
What to read after Think On These Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet L Green to read onlineMoreLess
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