Suicide And Its Antidotes, a Series of Anecdotes And Actual Narratives, With Suggestions On Mental Distress
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My husband, thinking of his worldly store.
And not, frail man, enduring to be poor; Seeing his friend would for his child provide.
And hers, he griev'd to hear the man denied ; For Ruth, when press'd, rejected hira, and grew To her old sorrow, as if that were new.
"Who shall support her ?" said her father; *' who : Can I, infirm and weak as I am now ?
And here a loving fool"' - This gave her pain Severe indeed, but she would not complain; Nor would consent, although the weaver grew More fond, a...nd would the frighten'd girl pursue.
This fondness grew her torment; she would fly, In woman's terror, if lie came but nigh ; Nor could 1 wonder he should odious prove — So like a ghost that left a grave for love.
But still her father lent his cruel aid To the man's hope, and she was more afraid.
He said no more she should his table share.
But be the parish or the teacher's care — OF SUICIDE. 307 "Three dajs I give you ; see that all be right On Monday morning — this is Thursday night.
Fulfil ray wishes, girl, or else forsake my sight !" I see her now 3 and she that was so meek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My husband, thinking of his worldly store.
And not, frail man, enduring to be poor; Seeing his friend would for his child provide.
And hers, he griev'd to hear the man denied ; For Ruth, when press'd, rejected hira, and grew To her old sorrow, as if that were new.
"Who shall support her ?" said her father; *' who : Can I, infirm and weak as I am now ?
And here a loving fool"' - This gave her pain Severe indeed, but she would not complain; Nor would consent, although the weaver grew More fond, a...nd would the frighten'd girl pursue.
This fondness grew her torment; she would fly, In woman's terror, if lie came but nigh ; Nor could 1 wonder he should odious prove — So like a ghost that left a grave for love.
But still her father lent his cruel aid To the man's hope, and she was more afraid.
He said no more she should his table share.
But be the parish or the teacher's care — OF SUICIDE. 307 "Three dajs I give you ; see that all be right On Monday morning — this is Thursday night.
Fulfil ray wishes, girl, or else forsake my sight !" I see her now 3 and she that was so meek.
What to read after Suicide And Its Antidotes, a Series of Anecdotes And Actual Narratives, With Suggestions On Mental Distress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piggott, Solomon to read onlineMoreLess
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