Hilton Hall Or a Thorn in the Flesh
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I felt my blood bile. I've seen ja- graphys, but I said 'be calm, ' and jest sof still. " Another 'remarked, "She was the _&wr 3Hrndest liar he had met, since the ysar one!'^ Tnen Mrs.
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Brown, "Thot's what smaller, just what smaller, Mrs. Brown is with you every time!" Helen was amazed, yet a litlle disgusled wilh their hypocrisy.
A few days after this an uncle, on the Doty side, came to see her. She found him a noble gentleman, and it was a delight to listen to him. The sighl o...f his sisler's grandchild, revived a host of memories. He talked of years ago, the many plans and feelings of their youlh. Smiling complacently he remarked, "All have turned to dust. " She told him of her trials from con- stant association with coarse minded and unre- fined people, that it was torture to her.
He could understand and said, "The truest aristocracy, is that of nature. The noble by nature surpass the noble by birth. She must cultivate forbearance, it was the secret of happi- ness, not to have wide open eyes for other people's faults, but to have- a generous, noble friendship for them, in spite of their faults.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I felt my blood bile. I've seen ja- graphys, but I said 'be calm, ' and jest sof still. " Another 'remarked, "She was the _&wr 3Hrndest liar he had met, since the ysar one!'^ Tnen Mrs.
194 HILTON HALL.
Brown, "Thot's what smaller, just what smaller, Mrs. Brown is with you every time!" Helen was amazed, yet a litlle disgusled wilh their hypocrisy.
A few days after this an uncle, on the Doty side, came to see her. She found him a noble gentleman, and it was a delight to listen to him. The sighl o...f his sisler's grandchild, revived a host of memories. He talked of years ago, the many plans and feelings of their youlh. Smiling complacently he remarked, "All have turned to dust. " She told him of her trials from con- stant association with coarse minded and unre- fined people, that it was torture to her.
He could understand and said, "The truest aristocracy, is that of nature. The noble by nature surpass the noble by birth. She must cultivate forbearance, it was the secret of happi- ness, not to have wide open eyes for other people's faults, but to have- a generous, noble friendship for them, in spite of their faults.
What to read after Hilton Hall Or a Thorn in the Flesh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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