Home; a Story of New England Life
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Ill upstairs, and packed up all her finery, — her little trinkets, and every ornamental thing; she had in the world, and begged me to have them sold to pay the chambermaid, who had com- plained bitterly of the loss of the wages due to her." "Did she, father? " said Mary; " her watch, her gold chain, and her real enamel buckle V" " Yes, my dear, those, and every article but her necessary clothes." "I always thought," said Wallace, "that Emily had something noble in her." "I felt sure of it," sai...d Charles.
"Most persons, my dear boys, have some- thing noble in them, if you but touch the right spring to set it in motion. I think poor little Emily has line qualities, but her character will depend much on the circumstances in which she is placed, tin- she is easily influenced." "I like persons who are easily influenced," said Wallace, as if thinking aloud. This was true, and a common disposition enough it is, with those who are strong willed, and who seem born, like our friend Wallace, to influence others.
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Ill upstairs, and packed up all her finery, — her little trinkets, and every ornamental thing; she had in the world, and begged me to have them sold to pay the chambermaid, who had com- plained bitterly of the loss of the wages due to her." "Did she, father? " said Mary; " her watch, her gold chain, and her real enamel buckle V" " Yes, my dear, those, and every article but her necessary clothes." "I always thought," said Wallace, "that Emily had something noble in her." "I felt sure of it," sai...d Charles.
"Most persons, my dear boys, have some- thing noble in them, if you but touch the right spring to set it in motion. I think poor little Emily has line qualities, but her character will depend much on the circumstances in which she is placed, tin- she is easily influenced." "I like persons who are easily influenced," said Wallace, as if thinking aloud. This was true, and a common disposition enough it is, with those who are strong willed, and who seem born, like our friend Wallace, to influence others.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Maria Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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