Olive Buds
Olive Buds
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Then, she would tell me of the wars she had witnessed, and charge me never to take part, in the sins and mise- ries that they produce. How clearly can I recollect that excellent woman. Her hair was like silver, but her eyes were black and brilliant. My brethren and sisters treated her with the greatest respect. We considered her as a being of a superior order. Her instructions to us, were always those of piety and peace. Her stories were of the old times that were before us, and her mem- ory of... her early years, continued strong to extreme old age. " " Dear grandfather, it is of those very FRANCE, IN OLD TIMES. 75 old times, that I wish to hear. You have told me of some of the persecu- tions of our Huguenot ancestors. I should like to know more of the history of France. " Shall I tell you of the dreadful scenes, my grandfather witnessed on his first visit to Paris ? He was then not more than two years older than yourself. He was taken there by his father, who had a military command under lord Te- ligny, son in law to the great Admiral Coligny, whose name you have seen in history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, she would tell me of the wars she had witnessed, and charge me never to take part, in the sins and mise- ries that they produce. How clearly can I recollect that excellent woman. Her hair was like silver, but her eyes were black and brilliant. My brethren and sisters treated her with the greatest respect. We considered her as a being of a superior order. Her instructions to us, were always those of piety and peace. Her stories were of the old times that were before us, and her mem- ory of... her early years, continued strong to extreme old age. " " Dear grandfather, it is of those very FRANCE, IN OLD TIMES. 75 old times, that I wish to hear. You have told me of some of the persecu- tions of our Huguenot ancestors. I should like to know more of the history of France. " Shall I tell you of the dreadful scenes, my grandfather witnessed on his first visit to Paris ? He was then not more than two years older than yourself. He was taken there by his father, who had a military command under lord Te- ligny, son in law to the great Admiral Coligny, whose name you have seen in history.
What to read after Olive Buds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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