Scenes At Home Or the Adventures of a Fire Screen
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" Mrs. Lynn thanked her husband with an affectionate smile, and replied, " If you think we can afford it, love, I should 70 SCENES AT HOME, like to double our donation to Mr. Allen's poor's purse : and Emma wishes very much to take lessons in drawing. " "I will send the money to Mr. Allen in stantly, and see Mr. Smith this morning. " Blessed with such " temperate wishes, just desires/' the Lynns could not but prosper. My sojourn in this happy family, however, drew to a close. Business of import...ance re quired Mr. Lynn's presence in England, and as he did not expect to return in less than a year, he resolved to take his wife and children with him. They sold their furniture, and in the hurry of packing and arranging, I was thrown into a drawer of the work-stand, and there I lay forgotten, until after the sale.
MRS. BROWN'S BOARDING-HOUSE.
The thousand nameless ills, That one incessant struggle render life. THOMSON.
AT length the drawer was opened, and by the exclamation of the young person who took me out, I found that she had not been aware of my presence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Lynn thanked her husband with an affectionate smile, and replied, " If you think we can afford it, love, I should 70 SCENES AT HOME, like to double our donation to Mr. Allen's poor's purse : and Emma wishes very much to take lessons in drawing. " "I will send the money to Mr. Allen in stantly, and see Mr. Smith this morning. " Blessed with such " temperate wishes, just desires/' the Lynns could not but prosper. My sojourn in this happy family, however, drew to a close. Business of import...ance re quired Mr. Lynn's presence in England, and as he did not expect to return in less than a year, he resolved to take his wife and children with him. They sold their furniture, and in the hurry of packing and arranging, I was thrown into a drawer of the work-stand, and there I lay forgotten, until after the sale.
MRS. BROWN'S BOARDING-HOUSE.
The thousand nameless ills, That one incessant struggle render life. THOMSON.
AT length the drawer was opened, and by the exclamation of the young person who took me out, I found that she had not been aware of my presence.
What to read after Scenes At Home Or the Adventures of a Fire Screen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Bache to read onlineMoreLess
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