Loss And Gain
Loss And Gain
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He had beenailing some weeks with the gout, which at length had attacked hisstomach, and carried him off in a few hours.
O my poor dear Charles, I sympathize with you keenly all that longnight, and in that indescribable waking in the morning, and that drearyday of travel which followed it! By the afternoon you were at home. Opiercing change! it was but six or seven weeks before that you hadpassed the same objects the reverse way, with what different feelings, and oh, in what company, as you mad...e for the railway omnibus! It was agrief not to be put into words; and to meet mother, sisters--and theDead!. ..
The funeral is over by some days; Charles is to remain at home theremainder of the term, and does not return to Oxford till towards theend of January. The signs of grief have been put away; the house lookscheerful as before; the fire as bright, the mirrors as clear, thefurniture as orderly; the pictures are the same, and the ornaments onthe mantelpiece stand as they have stood, and the French clock tells thehour, as it has told it, for years past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had beenailing some weeks with the gout, which at length had attacked hisstomach, and carried him off in a few hours.
O my poor dear Charles, I sympathize with you keenly all that longnight, and in that indescribable waking in the morning, and that drearyday of travel which followed it! By the afternoon you were at home. Opiercing change! it was but six or seven weeks before that you hadpassed the same objects the reverse way, with what different feelings, and oh, in what company, as you mad...e for the railway omnibus! It was agrief not to be put into words; and to meet mother, sisters--and theDead!. ..
The funeral is over by some days; Charles is to remain at home theremainder of the term, and does not return to Oxford till towards theend of January. The signs of grief have been put away; the house lookscheerful as before; the fire as bright, the mirrors as clear, thefurniture as orderly; the pictures are the same, and the ornaments onthe mantelpiece stand as they have stood, and the French clock tells thehour, as it has told it, for years past.
What to read after Loss And Gain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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