Charles Hartland the Village Missionary
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she knew the firmness of Mr Hartland so well that she dared not ask for it. Her tears flowed abundantly. Conscious guilt and the dread of discovery quite overpowered her. When she returned home, Mrs Frazier observed that she had been weeping, and kindly inquired the cause. Lucy told her that it arose from a bad headache, and after supper, she gladly retired to bed.
In the evening Mr Hartland called at Mrs Frazier's, and, as usual, was cordially welcomed. He asked for Lucy, and said, -he came to... res- tore a trinket he had taken from her, which she had improperly carried to school, and according- ly presented it to Mrs Frazier. Her astonish- ment was very great. She told him, she had never seen it before, and very much feared that it had not been obtained by fair means. If Lucy had found it, as she asserted, why did she hesitate to show it to her ?
Mrs Frazier was the more ready to suspect Lucy from her well known propensity to false- hood. For it actually happens, that when persons are often detected in telling wrong stories, their word is not much relied upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she knew the firmness of Mr Hartland so well that she dared not ask for it. Her tears flowed abundantly. Conscious guilt and the dread of discovery quite overpowered her. When she returned home, Mrs Frazier observed that she had been weeping, and kindly inquired the cause. Lucy told her that it arose from a bad headache, and after supper, she gladly retired to bed.
In the evening Mr Hartland called at Mrs Frazier's, and, as usual, was cordially welcomed. He asked for Lucy, and said, -he came to... res- tore a trinket he had taken from her, which she had improperly carried to school, and according- ly presented it to Mrs Frazier. Her astonish- ment was very great. She told him, she had never seen it before, and very much feared that it had not been obtained by fair means. If Lucy had found it, as she asserted, why did she hesitate to show it to her ?
Mrs Frazier was the more ready to suspect Lucy from her well known propensity to false- hood. For it actually happens, that when persons are often detected in telling wrong stories, their word is not much relied upon.
What to read after Charles Hartland the Village Missionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Andrus Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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