My Aunt Margaret's Mirror
My Aunt Margaret's Mirror
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The pillarswere stately, and hung with scutcheons; the arches were lofty andmagnificent; the floor was lettered with funeral inscriptions. But therewere no separate shrines, no images, no display of chalice or crucifixon the altar. It was, therefore, a Protestant church upon the Continent. A clergyman dressed in the Geneva gown and band stood by the communiontable, and, with the Bible opened before him, and his clerk awaiting inthe background, seemed prepared to perform some service of the chur...ch towhich he belonged.
At length, there entered the middle aisle of the building a numerousparty, which appeared to be a bridal one, as a lady and gentleman walkedfirst, hand in hand, followed by a large concourse of persons of bothsexes, gaily, nay richly, attired. The bride, whose features they coulddistinctly see, seemed not more than sixteen years old, and extremelybeautiful. The bridegroom, for some seconds, moved rather with hisshoulder towards them, and his face averted; but his elegance of formand step struck the sisters at once with the same apprehension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pillarswere stately, and hung with scutcheons; the arches were lofty andmagnificent; the floor was lettered with funeral inscriptions. But therewere no separate shrines, no images, no display of chalice or crucifixon the altar. It was, therefore, a Protestant church upon the Continent. A clergyman dressed in the Geneva gown and band stood by the communiontable, and, with the Bible opened before him, and his clerk awaiting inthe background, seemed prepared to perform some service of the chur...ch towhich he belonged.
At length, there entered the middle aisle of the building a numerousparty, which appeared to be a bridal one, as a lady and gentleman walkedfirst, hand in hand, followed by a large concourse of persons of bothsexes, gaily, nay richly, attired. The bride, whose features they coulddistinctly see, seemed not more than sixteen years old, and extremelybeautiful. The bridegroom, for some seconds, moved rather with hisshoulder towards them, and his face averted; but his elegance of formand step struck the sisters at once with the same apprehension.
What to read after My Aunt Margaret's Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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