Silverwood a book of Memories
Silverwood a book of Memories
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For some moments neither spoke. Edith was the first to break silence.
^' I believe it's true, mother, that troubles don't come singly. See how they're accumulating upon us I The loss of your money — the fire that swept away our home — Lawrence ill — he and Zilpha away from us ; and now this additional trial — when will it stop ? I tremble to think when ;" and she covered her face with her hands, " My child/' said her mother, tenderly, while her own eyes moistened, " you do indeed make the pictu...re look dark ; but are there no mercies mingled with the trials t I have been trying to think them over, and find them very many. Our losses and trials at B- made us realize how many v/arm, sympathizing friends we had — and then we were not left houseless. "We had this remnant of your father's property to come to ; and, surely, we have experi- enced great kindness here. And though dear Lawrence A BROKEN REVERIE. 155 and Zilplia have had to leave us, let us he thankful that Lawrence is hetter, and that the news of this misfortune did not come in time to keep him from going.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some moments neither spoke. Edith was the first to break silence.
^' I believe it's true, mother, that troubles don't come singly. See how they're accumulating upon us I The loss of your money — the fire that swept away our home — Lawrence ill — he and Zilpha away from us ; and now this additional trial — when will it stop ? I tremble to think when ;" and she covered her face with her hands, " My child/' said her mother, tenderly, while her own eyes moistened, " you do indeed make the pictu...re look dark ; but are there no mercies mingled with the trials t I have been trying to think them over, and find them very many. Our losses and trials at B- made us realize how many v/arm, sympathizing friends we had — and then we were not left houseless. "We had this remnant of your father's property to come to ; and, surely, we have experi- enced great kindness here. And though dear Lawrence A BROKEN REVERIE. 155 and Zilplia have had to leave us, let us he thankful that Lawrence is hetter, and that the news of this misfortune did not come in time to keep him from going.
What to read after Silverwood a book of Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Junkin Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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