My Married Life At Hillside
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I really enjoy my present manner of life exceedingly. There is a repose in it which is quieting to one's nerves. I feel my Quaker descent naw very palpably. Occasionally I find myself using, quite unintentionally, the plain lan- guage. Abeline thinks that I utter " thee " and " thou " very prettily. She says it is a wonder I am not a " Friend/' I should be qne, I tell her, if it were not that my fore- fathers were sea-captains. As sailors, they learned to use strange words, and forgot the milde...r forms of speech their 68 MY MARRIED LIFE AT HILLSIDE.
mothers taught them. She thinks it a great pity. Peihaps it is. Then I told her this ANECDOTE OF MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER.
" My great-grandfather, " Mrs. Gray, " was, by birth, a Nantucketer ; but early in life he settled on the ' main- land. ' After he had left the seas, and anchored his stanch, though weather-beaten hull in the city he helped to build, and which he saw rise from the primeval forest, he still kept an eye on the flying clouds, noted the state of the weather, and marked the changes of the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I really enjoy my present manner of life exceedingly. There is a repose in it which is quieting to one's nerves. I feel my Quaker descent naw very palpably. Occasionally I find myself using, quite unintentionally, the plain lan- guage. Abeline thinks that I utter " thee " and " thou " very prettily. She says it is a wonder I am not a " Friend/' I should be qne, I tell her, if it were not that my fore- fathers were sea-captains. As sailors, they learned to use strange words, and forgot the milde...r forms of speech their 68 MY MARRIED LIFE AT HILLSIDE.
mothers taught them. She thinks it a great pity. Peihaps it is. Then I told her this ANECDOTE OF MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER.
" My great-grandfather, " Mrs. Gray, " was, by birth, a Nantucketer ; but early in life he settled on the ' main- land. ' After he had left the seas, and anchored his stanch, though weather-beaten hull in the city he helped to build, and which he saw rise from the primeval forest, he still kept an eye on the flying clouds, noted the state of the weather, and marked the changes of the wind.
What to read after My Married Life At Hillside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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