Cousin Francks Household Or Scenes in the Old Dominion
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"One chilly September night I had sat down under a lofty pine — my mother's favorite tree when her wailing mood was on — and was leaning against its shaggy trunk, now listening to the sad music of the wind singing among the leaves, and now catching glimpses of the moon and stars that nickered among the drifting clouds ; I had for some time felt my heart hardening like the nether mill-storie ; I almost felt inclined to doubt the being of a God, or at least to call in question his regard for his ...creatures. I know not how long I had sat there gazing at the stars, and laboring to re- assure myself that there was a God, when I was startled by the rustling of the leaves, and a growl of a dog, followed by a low whistle ; starting forward, I saw the figure of a man approaching, half hidden by the trees. I did not feel afraid, for sorrow had made me incapable of fear. As the man 116 COUSIN FIIAXCK S HOUSEHOLD came nearer, I thought I knew him ; he beckoned to me, and I went a few steps to meet him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"One chilly September night I had sat down under a lofty pine — my mother's favorite tree when her wailing mood was on — and was leaning against its shaggy trunk, now listening to the sad music of the wind singing among the leaves, and now catching glimpses of the moon and stars that nickered among the drifting clouds ; I had for some time felt my heart hardening like the nether mill-storie ; I almost felt inclined to doubt the being of a God, or at least to call in question his regard for his ...creatures. I know not how long I had sat there gazing at the stars, and laboring to re- assure myself that there was a God, when I was startled by the rustling of the leaves, and a growl of a dog, followed by a low whistle ; starting forward, I saw the figure of a man approaching, half hidden by the trees. I did not feel afraid, for sorrow had made me incapable of fear. As the man 116 COUSIN FIIAXCK S HOUSEHOLD came nearer, I thought I knew him ; he beckoned to me, and I went a few steps to meet him.
What to read after Cousin Francks Household Or Scenes in the Old Dominion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Clemens Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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