A Singular Life
A Singular Life
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It may be pardoned him. It silenced the Reverend Mr. Fenton, and he departed thought fully from Angel Alley.
As Bayard looked back upon these lonely days, when the fury of the storm which swept about his ears had subsided, as such social tornadoes do, he perceived that the thing from which he had suffered most keenly was the disapproval of his own people. Wrong him they did not, because they could not. They might as easily have smirched the name and memory of the beloved disciple. But criticise... him they did, poor souls ' 810 A SINGULAR LIFE, Windover gossip, the ultimatum of their narrow lives, seemed to them to partake of the finalities of death and the judgment. The treasurer of the society was troubled.
" We must reef to the breeze ! we must reef to the breeze ! " he repeated mournfully. " But, my dear sir, you must allow me to say that I think it would have been better seamanship to have avoided it altogether." " What would you have had me do, Mr. Bond ? " asked Bayard, looking rather pale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be pardoned him. It silenced the Reverend Mr. Fenton, and he departed thought fully from Angel Alley.
As Bayard looked back upon these lonely days, when the fury of the storm which swept about his ears had subsided, as such social tornadoes do, he perceived that the thing from which he had suffered most keenly was the disapproval of his own people. Wrong him they did not, because they could not. They might as easily have smirched the name and memory of the beloved disciple. But criticise... him they did, poor souls ' 810 A SINGULAR LIFE, Windover gossip, the ultimatum of their narrow lives, seemed to them to partake of the finalities of death and the judgment. The treasurer of the society was troubled.
" We must reef to the breeze ! we must reef to the breeze ! " he repeated mournfully. " But, my dear sir, you must allow me to say that I think it would have been better seamanship to have avoided it altogether." " What would you have had me do, Mr. Bond ? " asked Bayard, looking rather pale.
What to read after A Singular Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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