Harriet Beecher Stowe; a Biography for Girls
Harriet Beecher Stowe; a Biography for Girls
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It is related that sometimes when she was prowl- ing about in the back attic she would timidly open a little door that she found in the side of the chimney and would peer into the dark abyss that yawned within. Looking into that smoky and fear- some place, she was reminded of the door that the Pilgrim found in the walls of a certain valley, an opening which was the way that hypocrites go in at, whence issued the scent of brimstone together with a rumbling noise as of fire. As this thought came ...to Harriet she would shut to the little door in the chimney with a bang and run away to a more friendly part of the house, seeking some room that might perhaps be called a "Chamber of Peace." This name could certainly be applied to her father's study. Harriet loved that attic of her father's with its quiet and its rows of books. There she would cuddle down in a comer and watch her father as he sat in his great writing chair with his Bible and his Cruden's "Concordance" and now and then whispered out his rapidly forming sermon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is related that sometimes when she was prowl- ing about in the back attic she would timidly open a little door that she found in the side of the chimney and would peer into the dark abyss that yawned within. Looking into that smoky and fear- some place, she was reminded of the door that the Pilgrim found in the walls of a certain valley, an opening which was the way that hypocrites go in at, whence issued the scent of brimstone together with a rumbling noise as of fire. As this thought came ...to Harriet she would shut to the little door in the chimney with a bang and run away to a more friendly part of the house, seeking some room that might perhaps be called a "Chamber of Peace." This name could certainly be applied to her father's study. Harriet loved that attic of her father's with its quiet and its rows of books. There she would cuddle down in a comer and watch her father as he sat in his great writing chair with his Bible and his Cruden's "Concordance" and now and then whispered out his rapidly forming sermon.
What to read after Harriet Beecher Stowe; a Biography for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crow, Martha Foote, 1854-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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