Nothing But Leaves
Nothing But Leaves
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She could not bear Mary out of her sight, and the presence of this heretical daughter so con- stantly around the Senhora was alarming to the priest, for he had learned to fear her influence.
Mary nev^er forgot her daily text, and once or twice her mother had asked for its repetition. They were always passages which spoke of Jesus and his precious offices, and who knows how fast the good seed thus humbly sown was taking the place of the tares so long entertained. For weeks she was confined to he...r room, and when at length permitted to seek the drawing-room, it was to be carried down by her husband, and laid upon a couch purchased especially for the invalid.
Her thoughts seemed constantly reverting to the days of her youth, to her parents, her sister Margaret, and the associations of those early years.
One evening Mary was playing " The Blue Bells of Scotland, " of which the Senhora was very fonJ.
" Where did you get those sweet silvery vari- ations, Mary ? they are delicate as the notes of a musical-box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could not bear Mary out of her sight, and the presence of this heretical daughter so con- stantly around the Senhora was alarming to the priest, for he had learned to fear her influence.
Mary nev^er forgot her daily text, and once or twice her mother had asked for its repetition. They were always passages which spoke of Jesus and his precious offices, and who knows how fast the good seed thus humbly sown was taking the place of the tares so long entertained. For weeks she was confined to he...r room, and when at length permitted to seek the drawing-room, it was to be carried down by her husband, and laid upon a couch purchased especially for the invalid.
Her thoughts seemed constantly reverting to the days of her youth, to her parents, her sister Margaret, and the associations of those early years.
One evening Mary was playing " The Blue Bells of Scotland, " of which the Senhora was very fonJ.
" Where did you get those sweet silvery vari- ations, Mary ? they are delicate as the notes of a musical-box.
What to read after Nothing But Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet B Harriet Burn Mckeever to read onlineMoreLess
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