Roxobel 1
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And I asked him how he spent his time in winter.
" I ^vill answer for him," said the doctor.
" Peter is a great reader ; and I rejoice to say that he has lately been led to love his Bible. There was a time when he desired to have his good things on earth, and his paradise here, where flowers fade and blos- soms perish. But he has better thoughts now. He is now anxious principally for that land of pure delight — " Where everlasting spring abides, And never withering flowers." Peter then took us ...to see his flower- garden ; after which, being admonished by the progress of the shades to return to- wards our happy homes, we set out without further delay. But we were not destined 200 ROXOBEL.
to close the evening without an adventure, which shall be related in due course.
We had entered into the darkest part of the woods, through which we had to pass; — Mrs. Beauchamp, who was not fond of the evening air, had hastened forward mth the children; and the doctor and I were in deep conversation; — when suddenly, as it were ascending out of the earth, or rising to view probably from beneath the under- wood, appeared a tall gaunt female figure, in a grey cloak and clouted petticoat, with a headdress which was neither cap, bon- net, nor turban.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I asked him how he spent his time in winter.
" I ^vill answer for him," said the doctor.
" Peter is a great reader ; and I rejoice to say that he has lately been led to love his Bible. There was a time when he desired to have his good things on earth, and his paradise here, where flowers fade and blos- soms perish. But he has better thoughts now. He is now anxious principally for that land of pure delight — " Where everlasting spring abides, And never withering flowers." Peter then took us ...to see his flower- garden ; after which, being admonished by the progress of the shades to return to- wards our happy homes, we set out without further delay. But we were not destined 200 ROXOBEL.
to close the evening without an adventure, which shall be related in due course.
We had entered into the darkest part of the woods, through which we had to pass; — Mrs. Beauchamp, who was not fond of the evening air, had hastened forward mth the children; and the doctor and I were in deep conversation; — when suddenly, as it were ascending out of the earth, or rising to view probably from beneath the under- wood, appeared a tall gaunt female figure, in a grey cloak and clouted petticoat, with a headdress which was neither cap, bon- net, nor turban.
What to read after Roxobel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, Mrs., 1775-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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