Uno Who a Story
Uno Who a Story
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I had but one thought, to leave them forever and save my darlings from disgrace.
"I went to Switzerland; there in the mountains I knew so well, I was about to end all. I stood upon a precipice below which the water was dashing with the roar of a cataract. It would be useless to search for me there. I tied my bonnet and wrap to a tree nearby. What was it that saved me? It was the voices of my darlings; at this hour, I imprinted that farewell kiss. I felt they were dreaming and calling for their ...mother. I knelt down and prayed, but my heart was so full of bitterness, I felt God had forsaken me.
"I put on the peasant cap and clothes I took the precaution to bring with me in case I needed a disguise. I left my bonnet and wrap and went to the mountain home of an aunt, my mother's eldest sister. She lived alone with her son and his little girl, his wife having died at her birth. I did not meet any one I knew. Although they had not seen me for a long time they recognized me. I was tired and sick; I did not know what to say to them, and I told them not to tell any one I was there until they heard my story; then we would decide what to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had but one thought, to leave them forever and save my darlings from disgrace.
"I went to Switzerland; there in the mountains I knew so well, I was about to end all. I stood upon a precipice below which the water was dashing with the roar of a cataract. It would be useless to search for me there. I tied my bonnet and wrap to a tree nearby. What was it that saved me? It was the voices of my darlings; at this hour, I imprinted that farewell kiss. I felt they were dreaming and calling for their ...mother. I knelt down and prayed, but my heart was so full of bitterness, I felt God had forsaken me.
"I put on the peasant cap and clothes I took the precaution to bring with me in case I needed a disguise. I left my bonnet and wrap and went to the mountain home of an aunt, my mother's eldest sister. She lived alone with her son and his little girl, his wife having died at her birth. I did not meet any one I knew. Although they had not seen me for a long time they recognized me. I was tired and sick; I did not know what to say to them, and I told them not to tell any one I was there until they heard my story; then we would decide what to do.
What to read after Uno Who a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Stoughton Gale White to read onlineMoreLess
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