Strive And Thrive: a Tale
Strive And Thrive: a Tale
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Everybody admired her, and many came purposely to look atheri or be served by her.
Mrs. Walsinn^iam soon became aware of tlia •beuittrtaiiee^ send, knoinng how dang^roua sndi tm wbaintiolxiimghtlie to her dmighJbex, deterfidiied immediately to remove her from it " Do not ask Ghrace to serve in the shop, dearest mother," said Mary, as the tloee were talking £unily n&aca over.
'* Oh do not, mother!" exdaimed Grace, with nervous excitement-^" I never could do it. I will net purses, do worsted-work..., work satin-stitch, open-hem, emhroider, hraid, design patterns— or do any thing except serve in the shop." " You shall never he ad^ed to do it, my love," said her mother. And the grateful girl, touched hy what she thought another proof of her mother's kindness, sate down with redonhled industry, to the heautiful work in which she excelled.
A few days after, Mrs. Spenser, who from the first had remained Mrs. Walsingham*s firm friend, came in, and asked to have some private conver- sation with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody admired her, and many came purposely to look atheri or be served by her.
Mrs. Walsinn^iam soon became aware of tlia •beuittrtaiiee^ send, knoinng how dang^roua sndi tm wbaintiolxiimghtlie to her dmighJbex, deterfidiied immediately to remove her from it " Do not ask Ghrace to serve in the shop, dearest mother," said Mary, as the tloee were talking £unily n&aca over.
'* Oh do not, mother!" exdaimed Grace, with nervous excitement-^" I never could do it. I will net purses, do worsted-work..., work satin-stitch, open-hem, emhroider, hraid, design patterns— or do any thing except serve in the shop." " You shall never he ad^ed to do it, my love," said her mother. And the grateful girl, touched hy what she thought another proof of her mother's kindness, sate down with redonhled industry, to the heautiful work in which she excelled.
A few days after, Mrs. Spenser, who from the first had remained Mrs. Walsingham*s firm friend, came in, and asked to have some private conver- sation with her.
What to read after Strive And Thrive: a Tale?
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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