An Angel Visit Or Recollections of Gentle Lizzie a Sketch From Life
An Angel Visit Or Recollections of Gentle Lizzie a Sketch From Life
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M. Knew that she had never looked on death, but made these in- quiries for the purpose of instruction. ) " \yhen persons die, they are dressed in their grave clothes, sometimes called shrouds, sometimes winding sheets. This is their last dress, and they wear it in the grave. This you had not seen, and did not think of; but when you look at your fine clothes, remember, Lizzie, you can- not wear them in the grave ; and I want you to learn that Uttle hymn of Dr. Watts', begin- ning, ' ATTiy should... our garments, made to hide Our parents' shame, provoke our pride ?' &c. " Lizzie wept freely, and in going to church her dress seemed to have no share in her 52 AN AXGEL VISIT.
thoughts, not even in passing the door vrhere Sarah stood gaping at the passers by. But Mrs. M. Noticed her malicious expression of countenance as she looked at Lizzie's really beautiful frock, and she pitied the girl whose mind cherished so base a passion.
From that time, Lizzie never showed any pride in her dress. As the seasons came round, and her mother would remark, " I must procure Lizzie some new clothing, " she never inquired, " What will you get, mother ?" or expressed any preference for one article more than another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Knew that she had never looked on death, but made these in- quiries for the purpose of instruction. ) " \yhen persons die, they are dressed in their grave clothes, sometimes called shrouds, sometimes winding sheets. This is their last dress, and they wear it in the grave. This you had not seen, and did not think of; but when you look at your fine clothes, remember, Lizzie, you can- not wear them in the grave ; and I want you to learn that Uttle hymn of Dr. Watts', begin- ning, ' ATTiy should... our garments, made to hide Our parents' shame, provoke our pride ?' &c. " Lizzie wept freely, and in going to church her dress seemed to have no share in her 52 AN AXGEL VISIT.
thoughts, not even in passing the door vrhere Sarah stood gaping at the passers by. But Mrs. M. Noticed her malicious expression of countenance as she looked at Lizzie's really beautiful frock, and she pitied the girl whose mind cherished so base a passion.
From that time, Lizzie never showed any pride in her dress. As the seasons came round, and her mother would remark, " I must procure Lizzie some new clothing, " she never inquired, " What will you get, mother ?" or expressed any preference for one article more than another.
What to read after An Angel Visit Or Recollections of Gentle Lizzie a Sketch From Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Macfarlane to read onlineMoreLess
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