The Freelands
The Freelands
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One never knows what'scoming, only suspects, as in the darkness you suspect which trees arewhat, and try to see whether you are coming to the edge of anything. .. . A moth has just flown into my candle before I could stop it! Has it gonequite out of the world? If so, why should it be different for us? Thesame great Something makes all life and death, all light and dark, alllove and hate--then why one fate for one living thing, and the oppositefor another? But suppose there IS nothing after deat...h--would it make mesay: 'I'd rather not live'? It would only make me delight more in lifeof every kind. Only human beings brood and are discontented, and troubleabout future life. While Derek and I were sitting in that field thismorning, a bumblebee flew to the bank and tucked its head into thegrass and went to sleep, just tired out with flying and working at itsflowers; it simply snoozed its head down and went off. We ought to liveevery minute to the utmost, and when we're tired out, tuck in our headsand sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One never knows what'scoming, only suspects, as in the darkness you suspect which trees arewhat, and try to see whether you are coming to the edge of anything. .. . A moth has just flown into my candle before I could stop it! Has it gonequite out of the world? If so, why should it be different for us? Thesame great Something makes all life and death, all light and dark, alllove and hate--then why one fate for one living thing, and the oppositefor another? But suppose there IS nothing after deat...h--would it make mesay: 'I'd rather not live'? It would only make me delight more in lifeof every kind. Only human beings brood and are discontented, and troubleabout future life. While Derek and I were sitting in that field thismorning, a bumblebee flew to the bank and tucked its head into thegrass and went to sleep, just tired out with flying and working at itsflowers; it simply snoozed its head down and went off. We ought to liveevery minute to the utmost, and when we're tired out, tuck in our headsand sleep.
What to read after The Freelands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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