As We Went Marching On: a Story of the War
As We Went Marching On: a Story of the War
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But they are in error who suppose that the only form which piety assumes in woman is an absolute negation of all of life but what is related to the formalities and seasons of religious services. She was not a very religious person. She was not a wicket! woman, certainly ; far from it, indeed. Neither was she an oppres- sively goody-goody one. She was in this respect about as the world of agreeable women are. They are not the devil's daughters, because they have been brought up, as the phrase go...es, to fear the Lord, and do indeed fear those things that are threatened in all religious schemes. Neither are they quite given up to the law and the gospel, because a bright-witted little lady does not surrender the im- pulses of a feminine nature to a rule that would suppress even an extra blue ribbon on a summer's day. It was warm human blood that was in Phoebe's veins, and not holy-water ; and yet those trips to the church were a comfort to her, if for no other reason than that they satisfied her mind that she was taking the best advice upon her difficulties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they are in error who suppose that the only form which piety assumes in woman is an absolute negation of all of life but what is related to the formalities and seasons of religious services. She was not a very religious person. She was not a wicket! woman, certainly ; far from it, indeed. Neither was she an oppres- sively goody-goody one. She was in this respect about as the world of agreeable women are. They are not the devil's daughters, because they have been brought up, as the phrase go...es, to fear the Lord, and do indeed fear those things that are threatened in all religious schemes. Neither are they quite given up to the law and the gospel, because a bright-witted little lady does not surrender the im- pulses of a feminine nature to a rule that would suppress even an extra blue ribbon on a summer's day. It was warm human blood that was in Phoebe's veins, and not holy-water ; and yet those trips to the church were a comfort to her, if for no other reason than that they satisfied her mind that she was taking the best advice upon her difficulties.
What to read after As We Went Marching On: a Story of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Hosmer to read onlineMoreLess
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