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They were satisfied with too low a stand ard. I mentally repeated Patmore s lines : " And favors that make Folly bold Put out the light in Virtue s face. " MELROSE, June 30, 1883.
MY DEAR HARRIET, Your letter brought up very pleasantly and vividly those old days, when I looked upon every new abolitionist as a link between men and angels, and the prominent ones as already HARRIET W1NSLOW SEW ALL. Xxxvii divine. What a thrill of wonder and rapture I should have felt had I known that Mrs. Child an...d Mr. Weld in some future year would dine with me regularly once a week ! I regarded the attention you paid me at that time as great condescension, and did not reali/e that we should one day seem of the same age.
MELROSE, July 4.
MY DEAR HARRIET, . . . May you find rest and vigor and enjoy many birthdays, and each should be happier than the last, because you will be nearer heaven, and will have glimpses of it with your fine spiritual sense ! I cannot even conceive of happiness that is not much like earth, and it will be very in complete if I do not have some tete-a-tetes with you, but our gossip will be of a lofty kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were satisfied with too low a stand ard. I mentally repeated Patmore s lines : " And favors that make Folly bold Put out the light in Virtue s face. " MELROSE, June 30, 1883.
MY DEAR HARRIET, Your letter brought up very pleasantly and vividly those old days, when I looked upon every new abolitionist as a link between men and angels, and the prominent ones as already HARRIET W1NSLOW SEW ALL. Xxxvii divine. What a thrill of wonder and rapture I should have felt had I known that Mrs. Child an...d Mr. Weld in some future year would dine with me regularly once a week ! I regarded the attention you paid me at that time as great condescension, and did not reali/e that we should one day seem of the same age.
MELROSE, July 4.
MY DEAR HARRIET, . . . May you find rest and vigor and enjoy many birthdays, and each should be happier than the last, because you will be nearer heaven, and will have glimpses of it with your fine spiritual sense ! I cannot even conceive of happiness that is not much like earth, and it will be very in complete if I do not have some tete-a-tetes with you, but our gossip will be of a lofty kind.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Winslow Sewall to read onlineMoreLess
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