Lessons in Life for All Who Will Read Them
Lessons in Life for All Who Will Read Them
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"I have never met alovelier person. Her face is sweetness itself; her manners are fullof ease and grace, and her heart seems a deep well of love to all. " "Who can she be? Where did she come from? I feel toward her as ifshe were my own child. " "But she is only a nurse, " said her friend. "Do not forget that, noryour station in society. " Mrs. Linden shook her head and murmured--"I have never found onelike her in the highest places; no, not even in my own children. Station in society! Ah! my fr...iend, that delusion has passed. " As Mrs. Linden recovered more and more, Ellen remained with her, waiting only for a good opportunity to make herself known. She didnot wish to do this until she was sure that she had awakened afeeling of affection in her mother's bosom.
Mrs. Linden had been sitting up for two or three days, so far hadshe recovered, and yet Ellen did not feel that it was safe toventure a full declaration of the truth.
Up to this time, neither William nor his wife had visited her, norsent to inquire about her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have never met alovelier person. Her face is sweetness itself; her manners are fullof ease and grace, and her heart seems a deep well of love to all. " "Who can she be? Where did she come from? I feel toward her as ifshe were my own child. " "But she is only a nurse, " said her friend. "Do not forget that, noryour station in society. " Mrs. Linden shook her head and murmured--"I have never found onelike her in the highest places; no, not even in my own children. Station in society! Ah! my fr...iend, that delusion has passed. " As Mrs. Linden recovered more and more, Ellen remained with her, waiting only for a good opportunity to make herself known. She didnot wish to do this until she was sure that she had awakened afeeling of affection in her mother's bosom.
Mrs. Linden had been sitting up for two or three days, so far hadshe recovered, and yet Ellen did not feel that it was safe toventure a full declaration of the truth.
Up to this time, neither William nor his wife had visited her, norsent to inquire about her.
What to read after Lessons in Life for All Who Will Read Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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