Phoebe's Fortunes 1
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Tim gave a silent chuckle. His mother paused for a moment in her writing, to look up and say, — ^' I did not know she was one of that sort. To my mind religion is a thing to he kept sacred, and talked of in its proper time and place." Phoebe overheard the remark. As she stood in the doorway of the greenhouse, framed in the garland of ivy hanging round it, there was a pretty flush on her cheeks, and a great look of wonder in her eyes. Was tliis the shadow, and the want, of which she had felt dim...ly conscious? This separation of religion from life, this hard and fast line FIRST IMPRESSIONS. 157 between things sacred and secular ? She was a little hurt that Avice, shrug- ging her fat shoulders and standing uneasily first on one foot then on the other, seemed half frightened at her, as though she had introduced some gloomy notion that checked their former merry intercourse. It would not do to leave the child with such a false impression.
" Not Sunday ! " Phoebe said, smiHng ; ^'no, dear, but I never heard of flowers that bloom on Sunday only !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tim gave a silent chuckle. His mother paused for a moment in her writing, to look up and say, — ^' I did not know she was one of that sort. To my mind religion is a thing to he kept sacred, and talked of in its proper time and place." Phoebe overheard the remark. As she stood in the doorway of the greenhouse, framed in the garland of ivy hanging round it, there was a pretty flush on her cheeks, and a great look of wonder in her eyes. Was tliis the shadow, and the want, of which she had felt dim...ly conscious? This separation of religion from life, this hard and fast line FIRST IMPRESSIONS. 157 between things sacred and secular ? She was a little hurt that Avice, shrug- ging her fat shoulders and standing uneasily first on one foot then on the other, seemed half frightened at her, as though she had introduced some gloomy notion that checked their former merry intercourse. It would not do to leave the child with such a false impression.
" Not Sunday ! " Phoebe said, smiHng ; ^'no, dear, but I never heard of flowers that bloom on Sunday only !
What to read after Phoebe's Fortunes 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'reilly, Robert, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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