The Path of Life
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The narrator vividly recounts their rebellious childhood, characterized by mischief and defiance. With a penchant for trouble, they often led their friends into escapades, from stealing apples to drowning a calf. Despite their father's attempts at punishment, including physical beatings and confinement, the narrator remained unrepentant, finding humor in their antics rather than remorse. This tale captures the spirit of youthful rebellion and the challenges of parental discipline, illustrating a cycle of mischief that seems unbreakable.
