Bits About Home Matters
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Rainy Days.
With what subtle and assured tyranny they take possession of the world!Stoutest hearts are made subject, plans of conquerors set aside, --theheavens and the earth and man, --all alike at the mercy of the rain. Comewhen they may, wait long as they will, give what warnings they can, rainydays are always interruptions. No human being has planned for them thenand there. "If it had been but yesterday, " "If it were only to-morrow, " isthe cry from all lips. Ah! a lucky tyranny for us is ...theirs. Were theclouds subject to mortal call or prohibition, the seasons would fail anddeath get upper hand of all things before men agreed on an hour of commonconvenience.
What tests they are of people's souls! Show me a dozen men and women inthe early morning of a rainy day, and I will tell by their words and theirfaces who among them is rich and who is poor, --who has much goods laid upfor just such times of want, and who has been spend-thrift and foolish. That curious, shrewd, underlying instinct, common to all ages, which takesshape in proverbs recognized this long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rainy Days.
With what subtle and assured tyranny they take possession of the world!Stoutest hearts are made subject, plans of conquerors set aside, --theheavens and the earth and man, --all alike at the mercy of the rain. Comewhen they may, wait long as they will, give what warnings they can, rainydays are always interruptions. No human being has planned for them thenand there. "If it had been but yesterday, " "If it were only to-morrow, " isthe cry from all lips. Ah! a lucky tyranny for us is ...theirs. Were theclouds subject to mortal call or prohibition, the seasons would fail anddeath get upper hand of all things before men agreed on an hour of commonconvenience.
What tests they are of people's souls! Show me a dozen men and women inthe early morning of a rainy day, and I will tell by their words and theirfaces who among them is rich and who is poor, --who has much goods laid upfor just such times of want, and who has been spend-thrift and foolish. That curious, shrewd, underlying instinct, common to all ages, which takesshape in proverbs recognized this long ago.
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