Nature And Art
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" The dean informed his son "that to Henry it was no punishment to pray. " "He is the strangest boy I ever knew!" said William, inadvertently.
"To be sure, " said Henry, "I was frightened when I first knelt; but whenI came to the words, _Father_, _which art in Heaven_, they gave mecourage; for I know how merciful and kind a _father_ is, beyond any oneelse. " The dean again embraced his nephew, let fall a tear to his poor brotherHenry's misfortunes; and admonished the youth to show himself equal...lysubmissive to other instructions, as he had done to those which inculcatepiety.
CHAPTER XVIII.
The interim between youth and manhood was passed by young William andyoung Henry in studious application to literature; some casual mistakesin our customs and manners on the part of Henry; some too closeadherences to them on the side of William.
Their different characters, when boys, were preserved when they becamemen: Henry still retained that natural simplicity which his early destinyhad given him; he wondered still at many things he saw and heard, and attimes would venture to give his opinion, contradict, and even act inopposition to persons whom long experience and the approbation of theworld had placed in situations which claimed his implicit reverence andsubmission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The dean informed his son "that to Henry it was no punishment to pray. " "He is the strangest boy I ever knew!" said William, inadvertently.
"To be sure, " said Henry, "I was frightened when I first knelt; but whenI came to the words, _Father_, _which art in Heaven_, they gave mecourage; for I know how merciful and kind a _father_ is, beyond any oneelse. " The dean again embraced his nephew, let fall a tear to his poor brotherHenry's misfortunes; and admonished the youth to show himself equal...lysubmissive to other instructions, as he had done to those which inculcatepiety.
CHAPTER XVIII.
The interim between youth and manhood was passed by young William andyoung Henry in studious application to literature; some casual mistakesin our customs and manners on the part of Henry; some too closeadherences to them on the side of William.
Their different characters, when boys, were preserved when they becamemen: Henry still retained that natural simplicity which his early destinyhad given him; he wondered still at many things he saw and heard, and attimes would venture to give his opinion, contradict, and even act inopposition to persons whom long experience and the approbation of theworld had placed in situations which claimed his implicit reverence andsubmission.
What to read after Nature And Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inchbald Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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