A Sermon Preached in the Church in Brattle Square, December 1, 1833, the Lord's Day After the Decease of Miss Elizabeth Bond
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Oh how little do those daughters know of the power which God has committed to them, and the happiness God would have them enjoy, who do not, every time that a parent's eye rests on them, bring rapture to a parent's heart.
A true love will almost certainly always greet their approaching steps. That they will hardly alienate.
But their ambition should be not to have it a love merely, which feelings implanted by nature excite, but one made intense, and overflowing, by approba- tion of worthy condu...ct ; and she is strangely blind to her own happiness, as well as undutiful to them to whom she owes the most, in whom the perpetual ap- peals of parental disinterestedness do not call forth the prompt and full echo of filial devotion.
A sister's duties, secondly, belong to the place in life of which I speak ; and in the daily communica- tions of domestic society, what a blessing is a sister's friendship, when it assumes its appropriate charac- ter, experienced to be. How much is constantly within her power, of all that goes to make home a h ppy place to those who a oljects, with her, of the same parental care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh how little do those daughters know of the power which God has committed to them, and the happiness God would have them enjoy, who do not, every time that a parent's eye rests on them, bring rapture to a parent's heart.
A true love will almost certainly always greet their approaching steps. That they will hardly alienate.
But their ambition should be not to have it a love merely, which feelings implanted by nature excite, but one made intense, and overflowing, by approba- tion of worthy condu...ct ; and she is strangely blind to her own happiness, as well as undutiful to them to whom she owes the most, in whom the perpetual ap- peals of parental disinterestedness do not call forth the prompt and full echo of filial devotion.
A sister's duties, secondly, belong to the place in life of which I speak ; and in the daily communica- tions of domestic society, what a blessing is a sister's friendship, when it assumes its appropriate charac- ter, experienced to be. How much is constantly within her power, of all that goes to make home a h ppy place to those who a oljects, with her, of the same parental care.
What to read after A Sermon Preached in the Church in Brattle Square, December 1, 1833, the Lord's Day After the Decease of Miss Elizabeth Bond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palfrey, John G. to read onlineMoreLess
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