Lucy Raymond
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" "Because she didn't know the good of it, " replied Lucy. "But whatshould you or I have done if we hadn't been made to learn, whether weliked it or not?" "That's quite different. This girl will always have to work, Isuppose, and would get on well enough without learning to read. I knowmamma was always complaining that our servants were reading trashynovels, that filled their heads with nonsense and made themdiscontented. " "But you could have given them something better to read, " suggestedLuc...y.
Stella said nothing in reply to this; nor did she enlighten Lucy as tothe fact that in reading "trashy novels" the servants were onlyfollowing their young mistresses' example. Lucy in the meantime wasthinking what up-hill work doing good was, and how hard it was to knowhow to do it. Suddenly she remembered her motto; she had beenforgetting that the difficulties of the way were to be met in astrength not her own. Perhaps it was because she had not first askedfor that strength, that she had met with so little success; and sheregretted having so soon departed from her resolution of "looking toJesus" in everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Because she didn't know the good of it, " replied Lucy. "But whatshould you or I have done if we hadn't been made to learn, whether weliked it or not?" "That's quite different. This girl will always have to work, Isuppose, and would get on well enough without learning to read. I knowmamma was always complaining that our servants were reading trashynovels, that filled their heads with nonsense and made themdiscontented. " "But you could have given them something better to read, " suggestedLuc...y.
Stella said nothing in reply to this; nor did she enlighten Lucy as tothe fact that in reading "trashy novels" the servants were onlyfollowing their young mistresses' example. Lucy in the meantime wasthinking what up-hill work doing good was, and how hard it was to knowhow to do it. Suddenly she remembered her motto; she had beenforgetting that the difficulties of the way were to be met in astrength not her own. Perhaps it was because she had not first askedfor that strength, that she had met with so little success; and sheregretted having so soon departed from her resolution of "looking toJesus" in everything.
What to read after Lucy Raymond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Machar Agnes Maule to read onlineMoreLess
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