Memoir of Mary L Ware Wife of Henry Ware Jr
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" Mary." ''Chatham, October 4, 1824.
*' My dear Cousin : — " I am delighted that Mr. Gannett^ pleases you all, and to hear such good accounts of Mr. Channing. The very idea of a letter from him was almost too much for my poor brain ; the reality would overpower me, I believe. I greatly fear, unless the spring should bring me some kind American friend with whom I can travel, that I shall see little more of England. But I will be satisfied, at any rate, if I can but find the means of seeiug; my p...oor aurir. S , ▼ISIT ABROAD. 113 " The return of this season brings so forcibly to mv mind the recollection of the trying events of which it is the anniversary, that I find it difficult to prevent myself from dwelling too much upon it. I would not lose the remem- brance of it, for every hour of that time was filled with valuable experience of the goodness and loving-kindness of my Heavenly Father. I love to dwell upon it, and re- call every act of the many friends who then surrounded me with renewed feelings of gratitude towards them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mary." ''Chatham, October 4, 1824.
*' My dear Cousin : — " I am delighted that Mr. Gannett^ pleases you all, and to hear such good accounts of Mr. Channing. The very idea of a letter from him was almost too much for my poor brain ; the reality would overpower me, I believe. I greatly fear, unless the spring should bring me some kind American friend with whom I can travel, that I shall see little more of England. But I will be satisfied, at any rate, if I can but find the means of seeiug; my p...oor aurir. S , ▼ISIT ABROAD. 113 " The return of this season brings so forcibly to mv mind the recollection of the trying events of which it is the anniversary, that I find it difficult to prevent myself from dwelling too much upon it. I would not lose the remem- brance of it, for every hour of that time was filled with valuable experience of the goodness and loving-kindness of my Heavenly Father. I love to dwell upon it, and re- call every act of the many friends who then surrounded me with renewed feelings of gratitude towards them.
What to read after Memoir of Mary L Ware Wife of Henry Ware Jr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward B Edward Brooks Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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