American Woman's Home
American Woman's Home
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It is a deficiency in the free expression ofkindly feelings and sympathetic emotions, and a want of courtesy indeportment. The causes which have led to this result may easily betraced.
The forefathers of this nation, to a wide extent, were men who weredriven from their native land by laws and customs which they believedto be opposed both to civil and religious freedom. The sufferings theywere called to endure, the subduing of those gentler feelings whichbind us to country, kindred, and home; an...d the constant subordinationof the passions to stern principle, induced characters of great firmnessand self-control. They gave up the comforts and refinements of acivilized country, and came as pilgrims to a hard soil, a cold clime, and a heathen shore. They were continually forced to encounter danger, privations, sickness, loneliness, and death; and all these theirreligion taught them to meet with calmness, fortitude, and submission. And thus it became the custom and habit of the whole mass, to repressrather than to encourage the expression of feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a deficiency in the free expression ofkindly feelings and sympathetic emotions, and a want of courtesy indeportment. The causes which have led to this result may easily betraced.
The forefathers of this nation, to a wide extent, were men who weredriven from their native land by laws and customs which they believedto be opposed both to civil and religious freedom. The sufferings theywere called to endure, the subduing of those gentler feelings whichbind us to country, kindred, and home; an...d the constant subordinationof the passions to stern principle, induced characters of great firmnessand self-control. They gave up the comforts and refinements of acivilized country, and came as pilgrims to a hard soil, a cold clime, and a heathen shore. They were continually forced to encounter danger, privations, sickness, loneliness, and death; and all these theirreligion taught them to meet with calmness, fortitude, and submission. And thus it became the custom and habit of the whole mass, to repressrather than to encourage the expression of feeling.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beecher Catharine Esther to read onlineMoreLess
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