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§ lb. , p. 86.
11/6. , p. 7.
1 lb. , p. 1. 5 94 FALKLANDS.
devout and exceptionally charitable ; but she was some- times irritating in her amiability and provoking in her piety. She was one of those women who do the right thing in the wrong way. With her unbounded generosity she combined unbridled impulsiveness and lamentable want of judgment. With a magnificent memory, she was extremely forgetful. And her honesty itself was almost a vice ; for she was too free in expressing her own opinion, to...o ready to tell anything that was asked of her, and too confiding in the honesty of others. One thing, however, is certain, that, in the words of her daughter, she had "a most hearty goodwill to God and His service;"* and to use words of much higher origin, she seems to have loved her God with all her heart and her neighbour as herself * The Lady Falkland, p. Ii6.
Elizabeth, Wife of Henry, ist Viscount Falkland. From the Tanfield Monument, Burford.
[Taunt & Co. , Oxford. Photo.
95 CHAPTER IX.
FROM PEACE TO WAR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§ lb. , p. 86.
11/6. , p. 7.
1 lb. , p. 1. 5 94 FALKLANDS.
devout and exceptionally charitable ; but she was some- times irritating in her amiability and provoking in her piety. She was one of those women who do the right thing in the wrong way. With her unbounded generosity she combined unbridled impulsiveness and lamentable want of judgment. With a magnificent memory, she was extremely forgetful. And her honesty itself was almost a vice ; for she was too free in expressing her own opinion, to...o ready to tell anything that was asked of her, and too confiding in the honesty of others. One thing, however, is certain, that, in the words of her daughter, she had "a most hearty goodwill to God and His service;"* and to use words of much higher origin, she seems to have loved her God with all her heart and her neighbour as herself * The Lady Falkland, p. Ii6.
Elizabeth, Wife of Henry, ist Viscount Falkland. From the Tanfield Monument, Burford.
[Taunt & Co. , Oxford. Photo.
95 CHAPTER IX.
FROM PEACE TO WAR.
What to read after Falklands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longueville Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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