An Elect Lady
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Adam Clarke said, " I could not repress the tears while contemplating her Christian and womanly virtues, and her more than manly struggles with adversity. Such a woman, take her for all in all, I have not heard of, I have not read of, nor with her equal have I been acquainted." M. McD. S.
An Elect Lady.
, BORN — I^ONDON, i66q.
huSANNA WKSI.KV, ■{ DIED — BRISTOL, I 742.
Two centuries, with stately, solemn tread Have joined the marching ranks of all the ages vSummoned by the voice of God, low sou...nding, vSince first thought flowers enwreathed this brow Forerunning golden fruitage, and revealing A regal intellect enthroned ; till now vScarce found in woman, lovely, clinging, Thought to be. Two hundred years and more Since first in London she these flowers w^ore.
Clothed in the garments beautiful of truth.
And maiden graces — Heaven-born and sweet — Strong, yet kindly, stood she for what was best In girlhood, as when wintry storms of life Beat round her ; stood, in calm, supremest rest A model daughter, mother, teacher, wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adam Clarke said, " I could not repress the tears while contemplating her Christian and womanly virtues, and her more than manly struggles with adversity. Such a woman, take her for all in all, I have not heard of, I have not read of, nor with her equal have I been acquainted." M. McD. S.
An Elect Lady.
, BORN — I^ONDON, i66q.
huSANNA WKSI.KV, ■{ DIED — BRISTOL, I 742.
Two centuries, with stately, solemn tread Have joined the marching ranks of all the ages vSummoned by the voice of God, low sou...nding, vSince first thought flowers enwreathed this brow Forerunning golden fruitage, and revealing A regal intellect enthroned ; till now vScarce found in woman, lovely, clinging, Thought to be. Two hundred years and more Since first in London she these flowers w^ore.
Clothed in the garments beautiful of truth.
And maiden graces — Heaven-born and sweet — Strong, yet kindly, stood she for what was best In girlhood, as when wintry storms of life Beat round her ; stood, in calm, supremest rest A model daughter, mother, teacher, wife.
What to read after An Elect Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Santley, Mary Mcdermott to read onlineMoreLess
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