The Snow-Image
The Snow-Image
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You will thinkme foolish, --but--but--may it not be that some invisible angel hasbeen attracted by the simplicity and good faith with which ourchildren set about their undertaking? May he not have spent an hour ofhis immortality in playing with those dear little souls? and so theresult is what we call a miracle. No, no! Do not laugh at me; I seewhat a foolish thought it is!" "My dear wife, " replied the husband, laughing heartily, "you are asmuch a child as Violet and Peony. " And in one sense ...so she was, for all through life she had kept herheart full of childlike simplicity and faith, which was as pure andclear as crystal; and, looking at all matters through this transparentmedium, she sometimes saw truths so profound, that other peoplelaughed at them as nonsense and absurdity.
But now kind Mr. Lindsey had entered the garden, breaking away fromhis two children, who still sent their shrill voices after him, beseeching him to let the snow-child stay and enjoy herself in thecold west wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will thinkme foolish, --but--but--may it not be that some invisible angel hasbeen attracted by the simplicity and good faith with which ourchildren set about their undertaking? May he not have spent an hour ofhis immortality in playing with those dear little souls? and so theresult is what we call a miracle. No, no! Do not laugh at me; I seewhat a foolish thought it is!" "My dear wife, " replied the husband, laughing heartily, "you are asmuch a child as Violet and Peony. " And in one sense ...so she was, for all through life she had kept herheart full of childlike simplicity and faith, which was as pure andclear as crystal; and, looking at all matters through this transparentmedium, she sometimes saw truths so profound, that other peoplelaughed at them as nonsense and absurdity.
But now kind Mr. Lindsey had entered the garden, breaking away fromhis two children, who still sent their shrill voices after him, beseeching him to let the snow-child stay and enjoy herself in thecold west wind.
What to read after The Snow-Image?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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