No Mother Like Mine
No Mother Like Mine
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If ever a girl wanted a home, Helen did ; if ever a girl was encom- ]. :i-M-d and impressed by the galling cireum- 164 NO MOTHER LIKE MINE.
stances of poverty, Helen was. All her tastes were exquisite. It was like a pang of sharp pain to her, to wear and ill-fitting, much-mended glove, or shoes whose shapely beauty had departed. She had once caught her at the work of mend- ing an old glove, and the tears were falling upon it, though she laughed them away the next moment. And then her beauty was... of that char- acter that it became more refined and imposing, when well arrayed in soft tints and becoming lustres.
Such a connection, with such a family, as Jack had hinted, would indeed confer upon Helen a thousand graces to add to her loveliness. She would be mistress of a splendid home, and call many rolling acres her own. The General and his wife would dote upon her, once their daughter- in-law, and Jack would be the most affectionate of sisters. Gabriell^ as she thought of all these things, half wondered at herself, for cherishing a consciousness that Helen would forego all these advantages for the sake of Christ, and yet she was confident of her fidelity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If ever a girl wanted a home, Helen did ; if ever a girl was encom- ]. :i-M-d and impressed by the galling cireum- 164 NO MOTHER LIKE MINE.
stances of poverty, Helen was. All her tastes were exquisite. It was like a pang of sharp pain to her, to wear and ill-fitting, much-mended glove, or shoes whose shapely beauty had departed. She had once caught her at the work of mend- ing an old glove, and the tears were falling upon it, though she laughed them away the next moment. And then her beauty was... of that char- acter that it became more refined and imposing, when well arrayed in soft tints and becoming lustres.
Such a connection, with such a family, as Jack had hinted, would indeed confer upon Helen a thousand graces to add to her loveliness. She would be mistress of a splendid home, and call many rolling acres her own. The General and his wife would dote upon her, once their daughter- in-law, and Jack would be the most affectionate of sisters. Gabriell^ as she thought of all these things, half wondered at herself, for cherishing a consciousness that Helen would forego all these advantages for the sake of Christ, and yet she was confident of her fidelity.
What to read after No Mother Like Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary a Mary Andrews Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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