Sowing And Reaping: Or, What Will Come of It
Sowing And Reaping: Or, What Will Come of It
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I never saw such a sight before. I spoke twice before she heard me, and then she was mighty angry. 'And can't you give him a drop of wine,' says she, * without disturbing me ! * " " My poor, dear father ! my beloved father ! " sobbed Elizabeth, and turned away from the bed.
The old man's eyes followed her, and an indis- tinpt sound was heard, as of an attempt to speak.
Again she bent over him ; and the old woman prepared such stimulants as were at their com- mand. Elizabeth took the cold, feebl...e hands, and rubbed them in hers ; she laid her warm cheek to his ; and Bridget, the forty years' nurse of the family, employed all her skill to recover him. But it was too late. Life was no further exhibited than by the lingering and affectionate expression of the eyes. The last sentiment of TO A REAL EJECTMENT.
the dying man was orateful affection to the dutiful daughter, who had been a joy to him through the whole of her life, and who now was the comfort of his death-bed.
It was not till three o'clock in the morning that Elizabeth could indeed believe her father to be dead ; but then the pallid and fallen countenance, and the glazed eye, forced the melancholy truth upon her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never saw such a sight before. I spoke twice before she heard me, and then she was mighty angry. 'And can't you give him a drop of wine,' says she, * without disturbing me ! * " " My poor, dear father ! my beloved father ! " sobbed Elizabeth, and turned away from the bed.
The old man's eyes followed her, and an indis- tinpt sound was heard, as of an attempt to speak.
Again she bent over him ; and the old woman prepared such stimulants as were at their com- mand. Elizabeth took the cold, feebl...e hands, and rubbed them in hers ; she laid her warm cheek to his ; and Bridget, the forty years' nurse of the family, employed all her skill to recover him. But it was too late. Life was no further exhibited than by the lingering and affectionate expression of the eyes. The last sentiment of TO A REAL EJECTMENT.
the dying man was orateful affection to the dutiful daughter, who had been a joy to him through the whole of her life, and who now was the comfort of his death-bed.
It was not till three o'clock in the morning that Elizabeth could indeed believe her father to be dead ; but then the pallid and fallen countenance, and the glazed eye, forced the melancholy truth upon her.
What to read after Sowing And Reaping: Or, What Will Come of It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howitt, Mary Botham, 1799-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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