The Matsuyama Mirror
The Matsuyama Mirror
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Years past on, and the husband and wife still lived happily. The joy oftheir life was their little daughter, who grew up the very image of hermother, and who was so dutiful and affectionate that every body lovedher. Mindful of her own little passing vanity on finding herself solovely, the mother kept the mirror carefully hidden away, fearing thatthe use of it might breed a spirit of pride in her little girl.
She never spoke of it, and as for the father, he had forgotten all aboutit. So it happe...ned that the daughter grew up as simple as the mother hadbeen, and knew nothing of her own good looks, or of the mirror whichwould have reflected them.
But bye and bye a terrible misfortune happened to this happy littlefamily. The good, kind mother fell sick; and, although her daughterwaited upon her day and night, with loving care, she got worse andworse, until at last there was no hope but that she must die.
When she found that she must so soon leave her husband and child, thepoor woman felt very sorrowful, grieving for those she was going toleave behind, and most of all for her little daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Years past on, and the husband and wife still lived happily. The joy oftheir life was their little daughter, who grew up the very image of hermother, and who was so dutiful and affectionate that every body lovedher. Mindful of her own little passing vanity on finding herself solovely, the mother kept the mirror carefully hidden away, fearing thatthe use of it might breed a spirit of pride in her little girl.
She never spoke of it, and as for the father, he had forgotten all aboutit. So it happe...ned that the daughter grew up as simple as the mother hadbeen, and knew nothing of her own good looks, or of the mirror whichwould have reflected them.
But bye and bye a terrible misfortune happened to this happy littlefamily. The good, kind mother fell sick; and, although her daughterwaited upon her day and night, with loving care, she got worse andworse, until at last there was no hope but that she must die.
When she found that she must so soon leave her husband and child, thepoor woman felt very sorrowful, grieving for those she was going toleave behind, and most of all for her little daughter.
What to read after The Matsuyama Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James T. H. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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