Blue-Stocking Hall 1
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My aunt and Emily accompanied Mr. Otway in his carriage ; and young Bentley, who is on a visit at Lisfarne, joined us.
Arrived at the parish church, upon the side of a bleak and barren hill, I looked with amazement at the poverty of all around, not that there was an absence of decency, or even comfort; but the bare white-washed walls, the simple uncarved pulpit, unfringed cushions, with the absence of monumental decoration, music, and all the paraphernalia of church worship on our civilized sid...e of the channel, struck me most unfavourably as I entered the family pew ; but these things were soon forgotten, and the ser- vice was admirably performed. It so happened, that a gentleman who was on his way to some other part of the country, and whose talents as as a preacher stand deservedly high, had halted the day before at our parson's house, and was prevailed upon to take the pulpit. Mr. Oliphant, whose voice is well modulated, and whose devo- tion communicates a kindred feeling to his BLUE-STOCKING HALL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My aunt and Emily accompanied Mr. Otway in his carriage ; and young Bentley, who is on a visit at Lisfarne, joined us.
Arrived at the parish church, upon the side of a bleak and barren hill, I looked with amazement at the poverty of all around, not that there was an absence of decency, or even comfort; but the bare white-washed walls, the simple uncarved pulpit, unfringed cushions, with the absence of monumental decoration, music, and all the paraphernalia of church worship on our civilized sid...e of the channel, struck me most unfavourably as I entered the family pew ; but these things were soon forgotten, and the ser- vice was admirably performed. It so happened, that a gentleman who was on his way to some other part of the country, and whose talents as as a preacher stand deservedly high, had halted the day before at our parson's house, and was prevailed upon to take the pulpit. Mr. Oliphant, whose voice is well modulated, and whose devo- tion communicates a kindred feeling to his BLUE-STOCKING HALL.
What to read after Blue-Stocking Hall 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scargill, William Pitt, 1787-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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