Elsie's Girlhood
Elsie's Girlhood
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"There will be plenty of room, my dear, " said Mr. Carrington; "fatherand mother always go by themselves, driving an ancient mare we callold Bess, who is so very quiet and slow that no one else can bear toride behind her; and the boys and I either walk or ride our horses. " It was time to set out almost immediately upon leaving the table. Theyhad a quiet drive through beautiful pine woods, heard an excellentgospel sermon, and returned by another and equally beautiful route.
Elsie's mind was ful...l of the truth to which she had been listening, and she had very little to say. Mrs. Carrington and Herbert, too, wereunusually silent; the latter feeling it enjoyment enough just to sitby Elsie's side. He had known and loved her from their very earlychildhood; with a love that had grown and strengthened year by year.
"You seem much fatigued, Herbert, " his mother said to him, as aservant assisted him from the carriage, and up the steps of theveranda. "I am almost sorry you went. " "Oh, no, mother, I'm not at all sorry, " he answered cheerfully; "Ishall have to spend the rest of the day on my couch, but that sermonwas enough to repay me for the exertion it cost me to go to hear it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There will be plenty of room, my dear, " said Mr. Carrington; "fatherand mother always go by themselves, driving an ancient mare we callold Bess, who is so very quiet and slow that no one else can bear toride behind her; and the boys and I either walk or ride our horses. " It was time to set out almost immediately upon leaving the table. Theyhad a quiet drive through beautiful pine woods, heard an excellentgospel sermon, and returned by another and equally beautiful route.
Elsie's mind was ful...l of the truth to which she had been listening, and she had very little to say. Mrs. Carrington and Herbert, too, wereunusually silent; the latter feeling it enjoyment enough just to sitby Elsie's side. He had known and loved her from their very earlychildhood; with a love that had grown and strengthened year by year.
"You seem much fatigued, Herbert, " his mother said to him, as aservant assisted him from the carriage, and up the steps of theveranda. "I am almost sorry you went. " "Oh, no, mother, I'm not at all sorry, " he answered cheerfully; "Ishall have to spend the rest of the day on my couch, but that sermonwas enough to repay me for the exertion it cost me to go to hear it.
What to read after Elsie's Girlhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Finley Martha to read onlineMoreLess
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