Chronicles of the Schnberg Cotta Family By Two of Themselves
Chronicles of the Schnberg Cotta Family By Two of Themselves
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XL ELSE'S STORY.
"WiTTENBEEG, Jwne, 1513. ]TJE, Eva seems happy at the convent. She has taken the vows, and is now finally Sister Ave. She has also sent us some eye-water for the father. But in spite of all we can do his sight seems failing.
In some way or other I think my father's- loss of sight has brought blessing to the family.
Our grandmother, who is very feeble now, and seldom leaves her chair by the stove, has become much more tol erant of his schemes since there is no chance of their be...ing carried out, and listens with remarkable patience to his statements of the wonders he would have achieved had his sight only been continued a few years.
Nor does the father himself seem as much dejected as one would have expected.
When I was comforting him to-day by saying hqw much less anxious our mother looks, he replied, — " Yes, my child, the prseter pluperfect subjunctive is a more comfortable tense to hve in than the future subjunc- tive, for any length of time. " I look perplexed, and he explained, — 10 ^aiY) 2 1 8 TEE SCEOI^BER G- CO TTA FAMIL F.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XL ELSE'S STORY.
"WiTTENBEEG, Jwne, 1513. ]TJE, Eva seems happy at the convent. She has taken the vows, and is now finally Sister Ave. She has also sent us some eye-water for the father. But in spite of all we can do his sight seems failing.
In some way or other I think my father's- loss of sight has brought blessing to the family.
Our grandmother, who is very feeble now, and seldom leaves her chair by the stove, has become much more tol erant of his schemes since there is no chance of their be...ing carried out, and listens with remarkable patience to his statements of the wonders he would have achieved had his sight only been continued a few years.
Nor does the father himself seem as much dejected as one would have expected.
When I was comforting him to-day by saying hqw much less anxious our mother looks, he replied, — " Yes, my child, the prseter pluperfect subjunctive is a more comfortable tense to hve in than the future subjunc- tive, for any length of time. " I look perplexed, and he explained, — 10 ^aiY) 2 1 8 TEE SCEOI^BER G- CO TTA FAMIL F.
What to read after Chronicles of the Schnberg Cotta Family By Two of Themselves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Rundle Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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