Yet Speaketh He
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But there! he had neither strength YET SPEAKETH HE nor skill. A lot he saw in dreams he was sure others, older and wiser than he, had dreamed about and worked out too, if he could only meet with some of them who could and would tell him how to go on. But the strength! the strength! he had none! and he flung himself upon his face and cried and cried, deep, gulping sobs that shook him to the depths of his lungs. In the midst of it, he laughed. "I am glad I can wonder at things, " he said, rubbing... his knuck- les into his eyes, "for even when I feel bad, I forget it in wondering. Now, I am wondering if that crying spell might not be like rain to the earth and make ideas grow like peas and beans do in the ground. Rain [30] YET SPEAKETH HE storms must not be too often or too violent, though, or the ideas, like the beans, will be drowned out. After a shower like that I ought to be able to make some sort of an idea shoot. It takes the sunshine after the rain, though, to make leaves sprout. I will wait for the sunshine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there! he had neither strength YET SPEAKETH HE nor skill. A lot he saw in dreams he was sure others, older and wiser than he, had dreamed about and worked out too, if he could only meet with some of them who could and would tell him how to go on. But the strength! the strength! he had none! and he flung himself upon his face and cried and cried, deep, gulping sobs that shook him to the depths of his lungs. In the midst of it, he laughed. "I am glad I can wonder at things, " he said, rubbing... his knuck- les into his eyes, "for even when I feel bad, I forget it in wondering. Now, I am wondering if that crying spell might not be like rain to the earth and make ideas grow like peas and beans do in the ground. Rain [30] YET SPEAKETH HE storms must not be too often or too violent, though, or the ideas, like the beans, will be drowned out. After a shower like that I ought to be able to make some sort of an idea shoot. It takes the sunshine after the rain, though, to make leaves sprout. I will wait for the sunshine.
What to read after Yet Speaketh He?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Capen Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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