In the Days of Brigham Young
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Edward listened to their spirited repartee, with downcast eyes, eat ing little. My mother and sister talked in the subdued whispers used by inferiors in the pres ence of their superiors, while I had little appetite for the dainty repast prepared for me by the lov-. Ing hands of my mother, and composed of the things she knew I liked best.
I had begun to feel that nothing good would come of this meeting between Henry and Louise. The more I thought of the possible consequences, the more terrified ...I became. The interested, gal lant gaiety with which he led the conversation, did not tend to lessen my fear, which far tran scended that which I had experienced in my ad ventures with the outlaws. While battling with them, I seemed to have an inner consciousness that all would be well in the end ; but here was an unexpected and seemingly ridiculous sense of dan- 57 IN THE DAYS OF BRIG HAM YOUNG ger that refused to be quieted. I attempted to re assure myself with the thought that I was absurd ly jealous of my own father, who was, no doubt, making himself agreeable as a preparation for sowing the seed of our faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edward listened to their spirited repartee, with downcast eyes, eat ing little. My mother and sister talked in the subdued whispers used by inferiors in the pres ence of their superiors, while I had little appetite for the dainty repast prepared for me by the lov-. Ing hands of my mother, and composed of the things she knew I liked best.
I had begun to feel that nothing good would come of this meeting between Henry and Louise. The more I thought of the possible consequences, the more terrified ...I became. The interested, gal lant gaiety with which he led the conversation, did not tend to lessen my fear, which far tran scended that which I had experienced in my ad ventures with the outlaws. While battling with them, I seemed to have an inner consciousness that all would be well in the end ; but here was an unexpected and seemingly ridiculous sense of dan- 57 IN THE DAYS OF BRIG HAM YOUNG ger that refused to be quieted. I attempted to re assure myself with the thought that I was absurd ly jealous of my own father, who was, no doubt, making himself agreeable as a preparation for sowing the seed of our faith.
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