Memoir of Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B.
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He strove against his natural self and triumphed ; but the struggle was hard. He did not ask for sympathy ; but he strove to give it. He did not seek consolation from man ; but he sought it from God. He did not desire soli- tude that he might brood over his loss. He did not keep others away from him ; but he welcomed their presence. Nor did he struggle alone in proud self-reliance, and hide his struggles from the eyes of others. He might be found seated mournfully alone in his room, and would r...ise with a look of agony upon his face. He would raise himself by a mighty effort of self-mastery, and gently begin to talk on what would interest his visitor. In a few moments his listlessness was gone, and he grew animated and cheerful. The sound of a Later Days, 1874- 1882 125 child's voice in the distance strengthened and refreshed him. He lost himself and his own sorrow in his genuine interest for others. He lost himself that he might find a higher self ; and those who saw him bowed their heads in reverence before the presence of a power that was not of this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He strove against his natural self and triumphed ; but the struggle was hard. He did not ask for sympathy ; but he strove to give it. He did not seek consolation from man ; but he sought it from God. He did not desire soli- tude that he might brood over his loss. He did not keep others away from him ; but he welcomed their presence. Nor did he struggle alone in proud self-reliance, and hide his struggles from the eyes of others. He might be found seated mournfully alone in his room, and would r...ise with a look of agony upon his face. He would raise himself by a mighty effort of self-mastery, and gently begin to talk on what would interest his visitor. In a few moments his listlessness was gone, and he grew animated and cheerful. The sound of a Later Days, 1874- 1882 125 child's voice in the distance strengthened and refreshed him. He lost himself and his own sorrow in his genuine interest for others. He lost himself that he might find a higher self ; and those who saw him bowed their heads in reverence before the presence of a power that was not of this world.
What to read after Memoir of Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Creighton, M. (Mandell), 1843-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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