Family Pride
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There was no other person whom she could believe just as she could him. Uncle Ephraim was equally as good and conscientious, but he did not knowas much as Morris--he did not understand everything. Morris was herrefuge, and to him she would go that very day, leaving a note forWilford in case she never came back, as possibly she might not. Andthen, like an imprisoned bird, which sees its cage door opened at last, but dreads the freedom offered, Katy drew her bleeding wings close toher side and sh...rank from the cold world which lay outside that home ofluxury. But when she remembered that possibly she had no right to staythere, she grew strong again, and, seizing her pen, dashed off a wild, impassioned letter, which, if her husband did not find her there on hisreturn, would tell him where she was and why she had gone. This she leftin a drawer appropriated to Wilford's use, and where he could not failto find it; but the picture she put in her own pocket, not caring topart with that. Had Marian been in the city she would have gone to herat once, but Marian was where long rows of cots are ranged against thehospital walls, each holding a maimed and suffering soldier, to whom sheministered so tenderly, the brightness of her smile and the beauty ofher face deluding the delirious ones into the belief that the journey oflife for them was ended and heaven reached at last, where an angel inwoman's garb attended upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no other person whom she could believe just as she could him. Uncle Ephraim was equally as good and conscientious, but he did not knowas much as Morris--he did not understand everything. Morris was herrefuge, and to him she would go that very day, leaving a note forWilford in case she never came back, as possibly she might not. Andthen, like an imprisoned bird, which sees its cage door opened at last, but dreads the freedom offered, Katy drew her bleeding wings close toher side and sh...rank from the cold world which lay outside that home ofluxury. But when she remembered that possibly she had no right to staythere, she grew strong again, and, seizing her pen, dashed off a wild, impassioned letter, which, if her husband did not find her there on hisreturn, would tell him where she was and why she had gone. This she leftin a drawer appropriated to Wilford's use, and where he could not failto find it; but the picture she put in her own pocket, not caring topart with that. Had Marian been in the city she would have gone to herat once, but Marian was where long rows of cots are ranged against thehospital walls, each holding a maimed and suffering soldier, to whom sheministered so tenderly, the brightness of her smile and the beauty ofher face deluding the delirious ones into the belief that the journey oflife for them was ended and heaven reached at last, where an angel inwoman's garb attended upon them.
What to read after Family Pride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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