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A (not so) Simple Life: Our Return to Rustic Roots," is a memoir of her life growing up in Ely, MN and reflections on her new life in South Dakota.

A Not So Simple Life book. Mary Ellen Goulet's reflections are a collection of articles which. Mary Ellen Goulet's reflections are a collection of articles which she wrote when she was a newspaper columnist in Black Hills, South Dakota and of personal observations dating from her birth and early childhood in Ely, Minnesota. Photos from the early years document the type of life she describes in the heyday of the iron mining boom in northeastern Minnesota.

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A Not So Simple Life: Our Return to Rustic Roots. February 28, 2006, Singing River Publications. Paperback in English.

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Ellen was not a generous person

Ellen was not a generous person. It had always been difficult for her to find friends. Her uneventful life led her to attach significance to the few irregular things that happened to her. There was some purpose, she felt, some reason for this accidental meeting. She had lived a hearty and comfortable life until her husband's death, but he had left her with no money and she had been reduced to working as a nursemaid. She said that she loved children and had always wanted children herself, but this was not true. Children bored and irritated her.

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Why had he lived such (simple) a life? Why had he submitted (compound) to things, blundered (compound) into things? . Galsworthy) 7. The Buccaneer, watching him go so sadly, felt sorry perhaps for his behaviour to the old man. (Galsworthy) 8. Thorp was actually too sick to see anybody.

Why had he lived such (simple) a life? Why had he submitted (compound) to things, blundered (compound) into things? (Wells) 9. Yes, George had lived too fast (simple), or he would not have been dying twenty years before his time - too fast (simple) (Galsworthy) 1. Heym) 9. "Allow me, Sir, the honour of grasping your hand - permit me, Sir, to shake it," said the grave man.