Principle And Practice
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"We were not surprised at this, " said his sister: "we always believedthat our brother's strength of mind would prove equal to any occasion, however he might be tried. " "And now, " replied Charles, "it has been proved that you were right; andyou have the comfort of knowing that he is equal to any trial, for nonecan now befall him more sudden and more terrible. " "No, indeed, " replied Miss Monteath; and she passed her hand over hereyes, as if the thoughts of her brother's misfortune were too p...ainful tobe borne.
"I mean, " continued Charles, "more terrible _at the time_: for thoughyou will not now be inclined to agree with me perhaps, I do not think itwill prove a very great lasting misfortune. I have known many instancesof similar deprivations, where usefulness and activity have been verylittle if at all impaired. " Miss Monteath shook her head.
"I incline to think that my young friend is right, " said Mr Franklin. "I believe that the worst is over with thy brother and with his friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We were not surprised at this, " said his sister: "we always believedthat our brother's strength of mind would prove equal to any occasion, however he might be tried. " "And now, " replied Charles, "it has been proved that you were right; andyou have the comfort of knowing that he is equal to any trial, for nonecan now befall him more sudden and more terrible. " "No, indeed, " replied Miss Monteath; and she passed her hand over hereyes, as if the thoughts of her brother's misfortune were too p...ainful tobe borne.
"I mean, " continued Charles, "more terrible _at the time_: for thoughyou will not now be inclined to agree with me perhaps, I do not think itwill prove a very great lasting misfortune. I have known many instancesof similar deprivations, where usefulness and activity have been verylittle if at all impaired. " Miss Monteath shook her head.
"I incline to think that my young friend is right, " said Mr Franklin. "I believe that the worst is over with thy brother and with his friends.
What to read after Principle And Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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