Destiny Or the Chiefs Daughter volume 1
Destiny Or the Chiefs Daughter volume 1
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Eonald's mournful fate, however, had not failed to excite its due share of sorrow and of sjonpathy. Even the Chief's animosity had been greatly softened, and the two boys remembered with shame and com- punction their unkind treatment of him at their last meeting ; while Edith shed many a tear of remorse and regret over the memory of the loved companion of her childhood. She was again permitted to renew her intimacy with the family at Inch Orran, and her affectionate heart felt as though its onl...y reparation could be in devoting herself to the consolation of the mourners.
Years rolled on, and the young people either gradu- ally outgrew their childish faults, or exchanged them — as is often the case — for others less obvious to common perception; but so it was, the spoiled, for- ward, petulant boys were now transformed into handsome, spirited, pleasing youths, the pride and delight of the Chieftain — the admired and applauded DESTINY. 215 of all his friends and followers. Not that Norman possessed any distinguishing traits of excellence in himself, for he inherited much of his father's character, along with his features.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eonald's mournful fate, however, had not failed to excite its due share of sorrow and of sjonpathy. Even the Chief's animosity had been greatly softened, and the two boys remembered with shame and com- punction their unkind treatment of him at their last meeting ; while Edith shed many a tear of remorse and regret over the memory of the loved companion of her childhood. She was again permitted to renew her intimacy with the family at Inch Orran, and her affectionate heart felt as though its onl...y reparation could be in devoting herself to the consolation of the mourners.
Years rolled on, and the young people either gradu- ally outgrew their childish faults, or exchanged them — as is often the case — for others less obvious to common perception; but so it was, the spoiled, for- ward, petulant boys were now transformed into handsome, spirited, pleasing youths, the pride and delight of the Chieftain — the admired and applauded DESTINY. 215 of all his friends and followers. Not that Norman possessed any distinguishing traits of excellence in himself, for he inherited much of his father's character, along with his features.
What to read after Destiny Or the Chiefs Daughter volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Ferrier to read onlineMoreLess
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