Ernest Linwood
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I had met thesociety once, and had gone _alone_. The hour of the meeting was _ten_. What a coincidence! Was Providence opening a way in which my doubtingfeet should walk? When I mentioned the day of the month, I added, "Our Society for the Relief of Invalid Seamstresses meets this morning. I had forgotten it, till your question reminded me that this was theday. " "Do not your coffers need replenishing, fair Lady Bountiful?" askedErnest. "This is an association founded on principles which I reve...re. Ifany class of females merit the sympathy and kind offices of the generoussisterhood, it is that, whose services are so ill repaid, and whoselives must be one long drawn sigh of weariness and anxiety. Give, myGabriella, to your heart's content; and if one pale cheek is coloredwith the glow of hope, one dim eye lighted with joy, something will beadded to the sum of human happiness. " Ernest was unusually kind and tender. He watched me as the fond motherdoes the child, whom she has perhaps too severely chided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had met thesociety once, and had gone _alone_. The hour of the meeting was _ten_. What a coincidence! Was Providence opening a way in which my doubtingfeet should walk? When I mentioned the day of the month, I added, "Our Society for the Relief of Invalid Seamstresses meets this morning. I had forgotten it, till your question reminded me that this was theday. " "Do not your coffers need replenishing, fair Lady Bountiful?" askedErnest. "This is an association founded on principles which I reve...re. Ifany class of females merit the sympathy and kind offices of the generoussisterhood, it is that, whose services are so ill repaid, and whoselives must be one long drawn sigh of weariness and anxiety. Give, myGabriella, to your heart's content; and if one pale cheek is coloredwith the glow of hope, one dim eye lighted with joy, something will beadded to the sum of human happiness. " Ernest was unusually kind and tender. He watched me as the fond motherdoes the child, whom she has perhaps too severely chided.
What to read after Ernest Linwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hentz Caroline Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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