Is It a Small Thing?, Or, Individual Reform
Is It a Small Thing?, Or, Individual Reform
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"I never recollect hearing a lecture of the kind in which I was so interested. S(»nc parts of it were truly afifecting. He is, indeed, a very promising young man; his mother has cause to be proud of him." " And she is proud enough of him, I can tell you," said Mrs. Warren. "They say that he is preparing for the ministry. I think he had better wait imtil he is a httle older ; though, io be sure, he has assurance and con- fidence enough for anything." "His talents are of a high order, and I under...stand that he has studied more than a great many older men," said Mrs. Stacy.
"Oh, yes," said Mrs. Waitt, eamestiy.
' * Henry has studied a great deal. His mother tells me that he sits up till nearly twelve o'clock every night." " I should not think he would be very fit for his duties the next day," remarked Mrs, Warren.
" Mr. Waitt is perfectly satisfied with him,'' was the cool reply.
,y Google SOCIETY GOSSIP, AND A SAD INTERYIBW* 96 ^ Such close study must be injurious to his health/' said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never recollect hearing a lecture of the kind in which I was so interested. S(»nc parts of it were truly afifecting. He is, indeed, a very promising young man; his mother has cause to be proud of him." " And she is proud enough of him, I can tell you," said Mrs. Warren. "They say that he is preparing for the ministry. I think he had better wait imtil he is a httle older ; though, io be sure, he has assurance and con- fidence enough for anything." "His talents are of a high order, and I under...stand that he has studied more than a great many older men," said Mrs. Stacy.
"Oh, yes," said Mrs. Waitt, eamestiy.
' * Henry has studied a great deal. His mother tells me that he sits up till nearly twelve o'clock every night." " I should not think he would be very fit for his duties the next day," remarked Mrs, Warren.
" Mr. Waitt is perfectly satisfied with him,'' was the cool reply.
,y Google SOCIETY GOSSIP, AND A SAD INTERYIBW* 96 ^ Such close study must be injurious to his health/' said Mrs.
What to read after Is It a Small Thing?, Or, Individual Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs. N. T. Munroe to read onlineMoreLess
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