Ladies' Magazine 1
Ladies' Magazine 1
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Her tiny and graceful form scarce veiled the more beautiful spirit, and in the de* blue of her large melancho- ly eyes, there was a world of thought and heajg^ Her Voice was melody itself, and though she spoke Mr little,'what she said was always full of sweetness and gentleness. * The tint on her cheek was not so deep as the blush rose, and it was ever coming and going with the changes of her ^oul ; a beautiful being she was to gaze on; to worship as the embo- dying of beauty; and to weep over ...as one gazed, that so fiaur a form was so evidently vanishing from earth. As Hel- en looked on her, she did not marvel that Weston's whole heart was given to her ; and though she felt a crushing of the spiidt as she saw the well known fascinating smile, and heard He soft tones of a well remembered voice, the hover- ing form whose anxious affection anticipated the slightest wish;. when she saw all this bestowed on anotl\er, and felt his altered manner to herself, she quelled the rising of re- sentment, she buried deeper the memory of wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her tiny and graceful form scarce veiled the more beautiful spirit, and in the de* blue of her large melancho- ly eyes, there was a world of thought and heajg^ Her Voice was melody itself, and though she spoke Mr little,'what she said was always full of sweetness and gentleness. * The tint on her cheek was not so deep as the blush rose, and it was ever coming and going with the changes of her ^oul ; a beautiful being she was to gaze on; to worship as the embo- dying of beauty; and to weep over ...as one gazed, that so fiaur a form was so evidently vanishing from earth. As Hel- en looked on her, she did not marvel that Weston's whole heart was given to her ; and though she felt a crushing of the spiidt as she saw the well known fascinating smile, and heard He soft tones of a well remembered voice, the hover- ing form whose anxious affection anticipated the slightest wish;. when she saw all this bestowed on anotl\er, and felt his altered manner to herself, she quelled the rising of re- sentment, she buried deeper the memory of wrong.
What to read after Ladies' Magazine 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Josepha Buell Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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