Aarons Rod
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" "You can wait till you're asked, anyhow, " he said.
"And you can wait, " she said. "And you shall wait. " She took up hersewing, and stitched steadily, as if calmly. Anyone glancing in wouldhave imagined a quiet domestic hearth at that moment. He, too, feelingphysically weak, remained silent, feeling his soul absent from thescene.
Again she suddenly burst into tears, weeping bitterly.
"And the children, " she sobbed, rocking herself with grief and chagrin. "What have I been able to say to the... children--what have I been ableto tell them?" "What HAVE you told them?" he asked coldly.
"I told them you'd gone away to work, " she sobbed, laying her head onher arms on the table. "What else could I tell them? I couldn't tellthem the vile truth about their father. I couldn't tell THEM how evilyou are. " She sobbed and moaned.
He wondered what exactly the vile truth would have been, had she_started_ to tell it. And he began to feel, coldly and cynically, that among all her distress there was a luxuriating in the violentemotions of the scene in hand, and the situation altogether.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You can wait till you're asked, anyhow, " he said.
"And you can wait, " she said. "And you shall wait. " She took up hersewing, and stitched steadily, as if calmly. Anyone glancing in wouldhave imagined a quiet domestic hearth at that moment. He, too, feelingphysically weak, remained silent, feeling his soul absent from thescene.
Again she suddenly burst into tears, weeping bitterly.
"And the children, " she sobbed, rocking herself with grief and chagrin. "What have I been able to say to the... children--what have I been ableto tell them?" "What HAVE you told them?" he asked coldly.
"I told them you'd gone away to work, " she sobbed, laying her head onher arms on the table. "What else could I tell them? I couldn't tellthem the vile truth about their father. I couldn't tell THEM how evilyou are. " She sobbed and moaned.
He wondered what exactly the vile truth would have been, had she_started_ to tell it. And he began to feel, coldly and cynically, that among all her distress there was a luxuriating in the violentemotions of the scene in hand, and the situation altogether.
What to read after Aarons Rod?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dh Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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