Homestead On the Hillside
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Knowing that her father must be there, she had come in to comfort him. Long the father and child wept together, and then Margaret, drying hertears said: "It is right--all right; mother has two, and you have two, and thoughthe dead will never return to us, we, in God's good time, will returnto them. " "Yes, soon, very soon, shall I go, " said Mr. Hamilton.
"I am weary, weary, Margaret; my life is one scene of bitterness. Oh, why, why was I left to do it?" Margaret knew well to what he referred, ...but she made no answer; andafter he had become somewhat composed, thinking this a goodopportunity for broaching the subject which had so troubled Carrie'sdying moments, she drew from her bosom the soiled piece of paper, andplacing it in his hands, watched him while he read. The moan ofanguish which came from his lips as he finished made her repent of heract, and, springing to his side, she exclaimed: "Forgive me, father; I ought not to have done it now. You have enoughto bear. " "It is right, my child, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Knowing that her father must be there, she had come in to comfort him. Long the father and child wept together, and then Margaret, drying hertears said: "It is right--all right; mother has two, and you have two, and thoughthe dead will never return to us, we, in God's good time, will returnto them. " "Yes, soon, very soon, shall I go, " said Mr. Hamilton.
"I am weary, weary, Margaret; my life is one scene of bitterness. Oh, why, why was I left to do it?" Margaret knew well to what he referred, ...but she made no answer; andafter he had become somewhat composed, thinking this a goodopportunity for broaching the subject which had so troubled Carrie'sdying moments, she drew from her bosom the soiled piece of paper, andplacing it in his hands, watched him while he read. The moan ofanguish which came from his lips as he finished made her repent of heract, and, springing to his side, she exclaimed: "Forgive me, father; I ought not to have done it now. You have enoughto bear. " "It is right, my child, " said Mr.
What to read after Homestead On the Hillside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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