Home Lights And Shadows
Home Lights And Shadows
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" "Would it not be well for you to call in and see her to-morrow? Thepapers will all announce the fact in the morning, and she may needthe consolation which a true friend might be able to afford her. " "I will go, most certainly, much as my natural feelings shrink fromthe task. Where she is, I am sure she has no one to lean upon: forthere is not one of her so-called friends, upon whom she feelsherself a burden, that can or will sympathize with her truly. " "Go, then. And may mercy's errand find... mercy's reward. " On the next morning all the city papers teemed with accounts of thelate forgery, and blazoned Charles Wilton's name, with manyopprobrious epithets before the public. Some went even so far as toallude to his wife, whom they said he had forsaken years before, andwho was now, it was alleged, living in poverty, and, some hinted indisgrace and infamy.
Early in the day, Mrs. Gray repaired to the cheerless home of herearly friend. She was shown to her chamber, where she found herlying insensible on the bed, with one of the newspapers in her hand, that alluded to herself in disgraceful terms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Would it not be well for you to call in and see her to-morrow? Thepapers will all announce the fact in the morning, and she may needthe consolation which a true friend might be able to afford her. " "I will go, most certainly, much as my natural feelings shrink fromthe task. Where she is, I am sure she has no one to lean upon: forthere is not one of her so-called friends, upon whom she feelsherself a burden, that can or will sympathize with her truly. " "Go, then. And may mercy's errand find... mercy's reward. " On the next morning all the city papers teemed with accounts of thelate forgery, and blazoned Charles Wilton's name, with manyopprobrious epithets before the public. Some went even so far as toallude to his wife, whom they said he had forsaken years before, andwho was now, it was alleged, living in poverty, and, some hinted indisgrace and infamy.
Early in the day, Mrs. Gray repaired to the cheerless home of herearly friend. She was shown to her chamber, where she found herlying insensible on the bed, with one of the newspapers in her hand, that alluded to herself in disgraceful terms.
What to read after Home Lights And Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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