How sorry she felt for white people, who couldn't do any of this, and who were always dashing around and worrying themselves over things that were going to happen anyway. What use was it having all that money if you could never sit still or just watch your cattle eating grass? None, in her view; none at all, and yet they did not know it. Every so often you met a white person
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The passage reflects a character's perspective on the lives of white people, expressing sympathy for their constant busyness and anxiety. She observes that they seem preoccupied with events outside their control, leading to a life filled with stress and worry. This lifestyle starkly contrasts with her own, where simplicity and tranquility are cherished over wealth and material possessions.

She finds it perplexing that despite their financial means, white people struggle to appreciate the simple joys of life, such as watching cattle graze. Her view highlights a disconnect between their pursuits and the deeper contentment that comes from being present in the moment, underscoring a sense of loss among those who never pause to enjoy life's quieter aspects.

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