Journal of a Residence in America
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It pained me to part JOURNAL.
from her; for though she exerted herself bravely, she was very much overcome. I fear she will miss me, poor thing; I had become very much attached to her. I went in to bid Mrs. Good-by. - was not gone to bed ; I took her in my arms and kissed her, saying I should not see her for a long time again. The tears came into her baby eyes, and she said very sadly, a God bless you, Fanny. " How curious a train of associations that word produced in me ! It brought, and Lord,... and that beautiful creature his child, before my very eyes.
But her father had told little Lady to say that, I am sure he did; now this little creature blessed me out of her own heart. A child s blessing is a holy thing. Came into the drawing-room. Found Dr.
, young Mr. . And Mr. There. Presently, Mr. Came in, with Baron, a man with a thick head, thick white hair, that stood out round it like a silver halo, and gold ear-rings. I sang to them till past ten o clock, and then came to my own room, where I remained up packing and pottering until past two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It pained me to part JOURNAL.
from her; for though she exerted herself bravely, she was very much overcome. I fear she will miss me, poor thing; I had become very much attached to her. I went in to bid Mrs. Good-by. - was not gone to bed ; I took her in my arms and kissed her, saying I should not see her for a long time again. The tears came into her baby eyes, and she said very sadly, a God bless you, Fanny. " How curious a train of associations that word produced in me ! It brought, and Lord,... and that beautiful creature his child, before my very eyes.
But her father had told little Lady to say that, I am sure he did; now this little creature blessed me out of her own heart. A child s blessing is a holy thing. Came into the drawing-room. Found Dr.
, young Mr. . And Mr. There. Presently, Mr. Came in, with Baron, a man with a thick head, thick white hair, that stood out round it like a silver halo, and gold ear-rings. I sang to them till past ten o clock, and then came to my own room, where I remained up packing and pottering until past two.
What to read after Journal of a Residence in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kemble Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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