Beulah
Beulah
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With stream- ing eyes, she implored her to banish the thought, assuring her she would sooner see her in her grave, than the wife of a drunk- ard. And now the care of years was to be rewarded ; her firm, but gentle reasoning prevailed. Georgia had always reverenced her mother ; she knew she was invariably guided by principle; and now, as she listened to her earnest entreaties, all her obsti- nacy melted away ; throwing herself into her mother's arms, she begged her to forgive the pain and anxiet...y she had caused her.
Mrs. Asbury pressed her to her heart, and silently thanked God for the success of her remonstrances. Of all this, Dr. Asbury knew nothing. When Mr. Vincent called, the following day, Georgia very decidedly rejected him. Understanding from her manner, that she meant what she said, he became violently enraged ; swore, with a solemn oath, that he would make her repent her trifling, took his hat, and left the house. This suf- ficed to remove any lingering tenderness from Georgia's heart; and from that hour, Fred Vincent darkened the home circle no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With stream- ing eyes, she implored her to banish the thought, assuring her she would sooner see her in her grave, than the wife of a drunk- ard. And now the care of years was to be rewarded ; her firm, but gentle reasoning prevailed. Georgia had always reverenced her mother ; she knew she was invariably guided by principle; and now, as she listened to her earnest entreaties, all her obsti- nacy melted away ; throwing herself into her mother's arms, she begged her to forgive the pain and anxiet...y she had caused her.
Mrs. Asbury pressed her to her heart, and silently thanked God for the success of her remonstrances. Of all this, Dr. Asbury knew nothing. When Mr. Vincent called, the following day, Georgia very decidedly rejected him. Understanding from her manner, that she meant what she said, he became violently enraged ; swore, with a solemn oath, that he would make her repent her trifling, took his hat, and left the house. This suf- ficed to remove any lingering tenderness from Georgia's heart; and from that hour, Fred Vincent darkened the home circle no more.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evans Augusta Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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