War Letters of An American Woman
War Letters of An American Woman
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I have always thought that perhaps you were the one person in the world whom I unselfishly love (except my mother), because in what is good for you I can forget myself. You can imagine how keen this loneliness is here. Nobody knows better than you what Paris is when one is utterly alone. My absorption in buying Violet's furniture is at an end, for I have almost completed her pur- chases and the second invoice went to-day. Mme. De S. Is at the seaside, and there is not one human creature in the ...place with whom I can exchange a word. Nor will there be until you return.
No words can tell you how glad I am that you are going to have this marvellous and beautiful experience. It seems to me that it must be the greatest thing in the world to go off into those wonderful countries with the person you love best for interesting work. What could be more ideal?
I look back and think now, my dear, of all those cruelly hard years of yours spent here in anxiety and toil and loneliness, and in many in- stances overshadowed by such dreadful griefs; and in contrast now your happy marriage and the opening up to you of far horizons and the com- panionship always near you of the one you love the best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have always thought that perhaps you were the one person in the world whom I unselfishly love (except my mother), because in what is good for you I can forget myself. You can imagine how keen this loneliness is here. Nobody knows better than you what Paris is when one is utterly alone. My absorption in buying Violet's furniture is at an end, for I have almost completed her pur- chases and the second invoice went to-day. Mme. De S. Is at the seaside, and there is not one human creature in the ...place with whom I can exchange a word. Nor will there be until you return.
No words can tell you how glad I am that you are going to have this marvellous and beautiful experience. It seems to me that it must be the greatest thing in the world to go off into those wonderful countries with the person you love best for interesting work. What could be more ideal?
I look back and think now, my dear, of all those cruelly hard years of yours spent here in anxiety and toil and loneliness, and in many in- stances overshadowed by such dreadful griefs; and in contrast now your happy marriage and the opening up to you of far horizons and the com- panionship always near you of the one you love the best.
What to read after War Letters of An American Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Van Vorst to read onlineMoreLess
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