Salem Chapel 1
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"I don't think it would if you were very exact in putting this on.
Look here: always at this height, don't you see?
and now it burns perfectly well." "Yes, ma'am; I'll tell missis, ma'am," said the girl, backing out, with some alarm. Mrs. Vincent sat down at the table with all the satisfaction of suc- cess and conscious virtue. Her son, for his part, flung himself into the easy-chair which she had given up, SALEM CHAPEL. 173 and stared at her witli an impatience and wonder which he could not re...strain.
"To think you should talk about the lamp at such a time, or notice it at all, indeed, if it smoked like fifty chimneys!" he exclaimed, with a tone of an- noyance; "why, mother, this is life or death." "Yes, yes, my dear!" said the mother, a little mortified in her turn: "but it does not do to let strangers see when you are in trouble. Oh, Arthur, my own boy, you must not get into any difficulty here. I know what gossip is in a congregation; you never would bear half of what your poor dear papa did," said the widow, with tears in her eyes, laying her soft old fingers upon the young man's impatient hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't think it would if you were very exact in putting this on.
Look here: always at this height, don't you see?
and now it burns perfectly well." "Yes, ma'am; I'll tell missis, ma'am," said the girl, backing out, with some alarm. Mrs. Vincent sat down at the table with all the satisfaction of suc- cess and conscious virtue. Her son, for his part, flung himself into the easy-chair which she had given up, SALEM CHAPEL. 173 and stared at her witli an impatience and wonder which he could not re...strain.
"To think you should talk about the lamp at such a time, or notice it at all, indeed, if it smoked like fifty chimneys!" he exclaimed, with a tone of an- noyance; "why, mother, this is life or death." "Yes, yes, my dear!" said the mother, a little mortified in her turn: "but it does not do to let strangers see when you are in trouble. Oh, Arthur, my own boy, you must not get into any difficulty here. I know what gossip is in a congregation; you never would bear half of what your poor dear papa did," said the widow, with tears in her eyes, laying her soft old fingers upon the young man's impatient hand.
What to read after Salem Chapel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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