Motherless Ellen Or the Orphan Children With Their Correspondence
Motherless Ellen Or the Orphan Children With Their Correspondence
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Leavitt took an affec- tionate leave of her. At the close of school, Mr. Morton bid her " good bye ;" but said, he hoped to see her before many weeks, as business would call him into that neighbourhood, and he should try to pass a day with his friend, Mr. Newhall. . This was good news for Ellen, and for a moment banished the tears which parting from her teacher had caused ; but when she extended her hand to Caroline, and tried to say " farewell, " they again flowed.
In her uncle's remarks that ...evening he said much to encourage and strengthen her in the path of duty ; and then turning to Charles, tenderly and anxiously exhorted him to delay no longer, to choose that good part which should never be taken from him. Charles was considerably af- fected by his uncle's solemn appeal, 78 MOTHERLESS ELLEN.
but as yet no radical change had taken place in the temper of his heart.
The next morning the family as- sembled at an early hour, and united in their usual devotional exercises. At the request of Catharine, the fol- lowing hymn was sung.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leavitt took an affec- tionate leave of her. At the close of school, Mr. Morton bid her " good bye ;" but said, he hoped to see her before many weeks, as business would call him into that neighbourhood, and he should try to pass a day with his friend, Mr. Newhall. . This was good news for Ellen, and for a moment banished the tears which parting from her teacher had caused ; but when she extended her hand to Caroline, and tried to say " farewell, " they again flowed.
In her uncle's remarks that ...evening he said much to encourage and strengthen her in the path of duty ; and then turning to Charles, tenderly and anxiously exhorted him to delay no longer, to choose that good part which should never be taken from him. Charles was considerably af- fected by his uncle's solemn appeal, 78 MOTHERLESS ELLEN.
but as yet no radical change had taken place in the temper of his heart.
The next morning the family as- sembled at an early hour, and united in their usual devotional exercises. At the request of Catharine, the fol- lowing hymn was sung.
What to read after Motherless Ellen Or the Orphan Children With Their Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Moses Price to read onlineMoreLess
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