Effie Maurice
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' 'You call it a careless word, Effie, ' said Mrs Maurice, 'you admit thatthis little girl was guilty of thoughtlessness, and surely you cannotconsider _that_ no fault--but under certain circumstances this fault ismore pardonable than under others. Now you know nothing of thesecircumstances, and so could not, if you wished, be Rosa Lynmore's judge. But, taking everything as it appears, you may draw your lesson withoutassuming a province which does not belong to you. Now, Harry, we willhear what... you have to say. ' 'It was not what Rosa _said_, that I meant, mother, --I was thinking ofwhat we might learn to-day from all her actions, and I am sure I didn'twant to blame her more than Effie did. ' 'I supposed not, my son. ' 'But, mother, Harry had reason to blame her more, for he didn't see howsorry she looked, and how her voice trembled when she said, "She is deadnow. "--meaning her mother, I shouldn't think a little girl would ever doright, without a mother to teach her. ' 'Such children deserve pity, my love, and I am glad you have a heart topity them, but I suspect that all little girls have wicked thoughts andfeelings that they must strive against, and whether they are blessedwith parents, or have only a Heavenly Father to guide them, they willhave need to watch and pray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'You call it a careless word, Effie, ' said Mrs Maurice, 'you admit thatthis little girl was guilty of thoughtlessness, and surely you cannotconsider _that_ no fault--but under certain circumstances this fault ismore pardonable than under others. Now you know nothing of thesecircumstances, and so could not, if you wished, be Rosa Lynmore's judge. But, taking everything as it appears, you may draw your lesson withoutassuming a province which does not belong to you. Now, Harry, we willhear what... you have to say. ' 'It was not what Rosa _said_, that I meant, mother, --I was thinking ofwhat we might learn to-day from all her actions, and I am sure I didn'twant to blame her more than Effie did. ' 'I supposed not, my son. ' 'But, mother, Harry had reason to blame her more, for he didn't see howsorry she looked, and how her voice trembled when she said, "She is deadnow. "--meaning her mother, I shouldn't think a little girl would ever doright, without a mother to teach her. ' 'Such children deserve pity, my love, and I am glad you have a heart topity them, but I suspect that all little girls have wicked thoughts andfeelings that they must strive against, and whether they are blessedwith parents, or have only a Heavenly Father to guide them, they willhave need to watch and pray.
What to read after Effie Maurice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forester Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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