Essays And Tales in Prose volume 1
Essays And Tales in Prose volume 1
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Now, however, that both parents were gone, her grief became for a time uncontrollable. For a time, I say ; because her spirit, naturally firm and aspiring, rose up from the sickliness of useless sorrow, and put on once more a healthful aspect. In her endeavors to regain serenity she was assisted by the good counsel of a friend. This friend was a female, a foreigner, a native of Padua, " learned Padua, " and under her auspices the little Sophy, who had originally begun with her a course of Frenc...h and Italian, now took lessons in a more useful science namely, that of practical philosophy. Madame de Mercet at first wept with her pupil, afterwards soothed her, and finally reasoned her into tranquillity. I be- lieve, indeed, that the relation of her own little history had more effect in quieting the mind of the mourner than any argument ; for she thus learned all that the fair foreigner had suffered, and her own sorrows shrank in importance.
' Madame de Mercet was a dutiful daughter, a happy wife, and a fond mother, when she was suddenly made an orphan and a motherless widow by the Liberadors of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, however, that both parents were gone, her grief became for a time uncontrollable. For a time, I say ; because her spirit, naturally firm and aspiring, rose up from the sickliness of useless sorrow, and put on once more a healthful aspect. In her endeavors to regain serenity she was assisted by the good counsel of a friend. This friend was a female, a foreigner, a native of Padua, " learned Padua, " and under her auspices the little Sophy, who had originally begun with her a course of Frenc...h and Italian, now took lessons in a more useful science namely, that of practical philosophy. Madame de Mercet at first wept with her pupil, afterwards soothed her, and finally reasoned her into tranquillity. I be- lieve, indeed, that the relation of her own little history had more effect in quieting the mind of the mourner than any argument ; for she thus learned all that the fair foreigner had suffered, and her own sorrows shrank in importance.
' Madame de Mercet was a dutiful daughter, a happy wife, and a fond mother, when she was suddenly made an orphan and a motherless widow by the Liberadors of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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