Memorials of Mary Wilder White
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" What would I have given for a line yesterday, telling me how you were on Monday morning! As- [279] MARY WILDER WHITE [isor sure your Mamma how thankful I felt for her kind- ness the other day, and intreat that she, or some of your attentive friends around you, would give me a still more minute account of you. A full diary would delight me ; indeed, I wish you had some little Bos- well about you to record whatever you do or take, all your remarkable sayings and delightful whispers. I would giv...e more for his book than for Boswell's * Johnson, ' inestimable as it is. " From my mother: "Concord, Feb. 26th, 1807.
" Speak not of forgiveness, most dear and attentive friend ; I rather should ask it, for the childish letter with which I troubled you on Monday. Blessed be the merciful Being who is, I trust, restoring health to us both ; for all the suffering He wisely inflicts, and for all the rich blessings He kindly bestows, adored be His name!
" I have been thinking, beloved friend, of the de- sign of Providence in this illness some good is in- tended by it let us not neglect to gather sweet fruit from the bitter tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What would I have given for a line yesterday, telling me how you were on Monday morning! As- [279] MARY WILDER WHITE [isor sure your Mamma how thankful I felt for her kind- ness the other day, and intreat that she, or some of your attentive friends around you, would give me a still more minute account of you. A full diary would delight me ; indeed, I wish you had some little Bos- well about you to record whatever you do or take, all your remarkable sayings and delightful whispers. I would giv...e more for his book than for Boswell's * Johnson, ' inestimable as it is. " From my mother: "Concord, Feb. 26th, 1807.
" Speak not of forgiveness, most dear and attentive friend ; I rather should ask it, for the childish letter with which I troubled you on Monday. Blessed be the merciful Being who is, I trust, restoring health to us both ; for all the suffering He wisely inflicts, and for all the rich blessings He kindly bestows, adored be His name!
" I have been thinking, beloved friend, of the de- sign of Providence in this illness some good is in- tended by it let us not neglect to gather sweet fruit from the bitter tree.
What to read after Memorials of Mary Wilder White?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Amelia Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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