Helen Lincoln a Tale
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She had before cherished a feeling which had made it impossible, as HELEN LINCOLN. 177 she had declared, to treat her even with civility. And there is no feeling which can take possession of the hu man breast that will more effectually deprive it of hap piness, and more certainly render those toward whom it is entertained odious, than jealousy. It is indeed " The green-eyed monster which doth make The meat it feeds on. " 8* CHAPTER XXIV. IT was a moonlight evening in the late fall, a few fleecy... clouds hung motionless in the clear cold air, and the moon in her full beauty sailed, a silvery sphere, high in the blue depths of heaven. Here and there a bright star opened its full eye upon the earth, which seemed to have shrouded itself in a dusky vail, as if loth to meet their piercing gaze. Earth hath dark spots which it may blush to own. Life, in this world, hath an upper- and a lower nature. It bears a visible and an almost hidden form. The busy, bustling, happy face which it presents to the careless eye, is but the lighter portion which floats upon the surface in the ocean of its realities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had before cherished a feeling which had made it impossible, as HELEN LINCOLN. 177 she had declared, to treat her even with civility. And there is no feeling which can take possession of the hu man breast that will more effectually deprive it of hap piness, and more certainly render those toward whom it is entertained odious, than jealousy. It is indeed " The green-eyed monster which doth make The meat it feeds on. " 8* CHAPTER XXIV. IT was a moonlight evening in the late fall, a few fleecy... clouds hung motionless in the clear cold air, and the moon in her full beauty sailed, a silvery sphere, high in the blue depths of heaven. Here and there a bright star opened its full eye upon the earth, which seemed to have shrouded itself in a dusky vail, as if loth to meet their piercing gaze. Earth hath dark spots which it may blush to own. Life, in this world, hath an upper- and a lower nature. It bears a visible and an almost hidden form. The busy, bustling, happy face which it presents to the careless eye, is but the lighter portion which floats upon the surface in the ocean of its realities.
What to read after Helen Lincoln a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrie Capron to read onlineMoreLess
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