Biographical Stories
Biographical Stories
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Temple, "that theymust either be almost deified by their subjects, or else be dethronedand beheaded. In either case it is a pitiable lot. " "O, I had rather be blind than be a king!" said Edward.
"Well, my dear Edward, " observed his mother, with a smile, "I am gladyou are convinced that your own lot is not the hardest in the world. " CHAPTER VII.
It was a pleasant sight, for those who had eyes, to see how patientlythe blinded little boy now submitted to what he had at first deemed anintolerabl...e calamity. The beneficent Creator has not allowed ourcomfort to depend on the enjoyment of any single sense. Though he hasmade the world so very beautiful, yet it is possible to be happy withoutever be holding the blue sky, or the green and flowery earth, or thekind faces of those whom we love. Thus it appears that all the externalbeauty of the universe is a free gift from God over and above what isnecessary to our comfort. How grateful, then, should we be to thatdivine Benevolence, which showers even superfluous bounties upon us!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Temple, "that theymust either be almost deified by their subjects, or else be dethronedand beheaded. In either case it is a pitiable lot. " "O, I had rather be blind than be a king!" said Edward.
"Well, my dear Edward, " observed his mother, with a smile, "I am gladyou are convinced that your own lot is not the hardest in the world. " CHAPTER VII.
It was a pleasant sight, for those who had eyes, to see how patientlythe blinded little boy now submitted to what he had at first deemed anintolerabl...e calamity. The beneficent Creator has not allowed ourcomfort to depend on the enjoyment of any single sense. Though he hasmade the world so very beautiful, yet it is possible to be happy withoutever be holding the blue sky, or the green and flowery earth, or thekind faces of those whom we love. Thus it appears that all the externalbeauty of the universe is a free gift from God over and above what isnecessary to our comfort. How grateful, then, should we be to thatdivine Benevolence, which showers even superfluous bounties upon us!
What to read after Biographical Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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