The Prairie Mother
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"Then it was your own idea?" I asked.
"Entirely, " she admitted.
"Then what did you hope to gain?" I demanded.
"I wasn't considering my own feelings, " imperially acknowledged herladyship.
"That was very noble of you, " I admitted, "especially when you bear inmind that you weren't considering mine, either! And what's more, LadyNewland, I may as well tell you right here, and right now, that youcan't get anything out of it. I gave up my home to you, the home I'dhelped make by the work of my own h...ands. And I gave up the hope ofbringing up my children as they ought to be brought up. I even gave upmy dignity and my happiness, in the hope that things could be made tocome out straight. But I'm not going to give up my husband. Rememberthat, I'm not going to give him up. I don't care what he says orfeels, at this particular moment; I'm not going to give him up to makea mess of what's left of the rest of his life. He may not know what'sahead of him, _but I do_! And now that you're shown me just what youare, and just what you're ready to do, I intend to take a hand inthis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then it was your own idea?" I asked.
"Entirely, " she admitted.
"Then what did you hope to gain?" I demanded.
"I wasn't considering my own feelings, " imperially acknowledged herladyship.
"That was very noble of you, " I admitted, "especially when you bear inmind that you weren't considering mine, either! And what's more, LadyNewland, I may as well tell you right here, and right now, that youcan't get anything out of it. I gave up my home to you, the home I'dhelped make by the work of my own h...ands. And I gave up the hope ofbringing up my children as they ought to be brought up. I even gave upmy dignity and my happiness, in the hope that things could be made tocome out straight. But I'm not going to give up my husband. Rememberthat, I'm not going to give him up. I don't care what he says orfeels, at this particular moment; I'm not going to give him up to makea mess of what's left of the rest of his life. He may not know what'sahead of him, _but I do_! And now that you're shown me just what youare, and just what you're ready to do, I intend to take a hand inthis.
What to read after The Prairie Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stringer Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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