Sylvander And Clarinda the Love Letters of Robert Burns And Agnes Mlehose
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Mary was at my bedside by eight this morning. We had much chat about you. She is an affec- tionate, faithful soul. She tells me her defence of you was so warm, in a large company where you were blamed for some trivial affair, that she left them impressed with the idea of her being in love. She laughs, and says, " 'Tis pity to have the skaith, and nothing for her pains. " My spirits are greatly better to-day. I am a little anxious about Willie : his leg is to be lanced 164 SYLVANDER AND CLARINDA... this day, and I shall be fluttered till the opera- tion is fairly over. Mr. Wood thinks he will soon get well, when the matter lodged in it is discussed. God grant it! Oh, how can I ever be ungrateful to that good Providence, who has blest me with so many undeserved mercies, and saved me often from the ruin I courted! The heart that feels its continual dependence on the Almighty, is bound to keep His laws by a tie stronger and tenderer than any human obliga- tion. The feeling of Honour is a noble and pow- erful one; but can we be honourable to a fellow- creature, and basely unmindful of our Bountiful Benefactor, to whom we are indebted for life and all its blessings; and even for those very distinguishing qualities, Honour, Genius, and Benevolence?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary was at my bedside by eight this morning. We had much chat about you. She is an affec- tionate, faithful soul. She tells me her defence of you was so warm, in a large company where you were blamed for some trivial affair, that she left them impressed with the idea of her being in love. She laughs, and says, " 'Tis pity to have the skaith, and nothing for her pains. " My spirits are greatly better to-day. I am a little anxious about Willie : his leg is to be lanced 164 SYLVANDER AND CLARINDA... this day, and I shall be fluttered till the opera- tion is fairly over. Mr. Wood thinks he will soon get well, when the matter lodged in it is discussed. God grant it! Oh, how can I ever be ungrateful to that good Providence, who has blest me with so many undeserved mercies, and saved me often from the ruin I courted! The heart that feels its continual dependence on the Almighty, is bound to keep His laws by a tie stronger and tenderer than any human obliga- tion. The feeling of Honour is a noble and pow- erful one; but can we be honourable to a fellow- creature, and basely unmindful of our Bountiful Benefactor, to whom we are indebted for life and all its blessings; and even for those very distinguishing qualities, Honour, Genius, and Benevolence?
What to read after Sylvander And Clarinda the Love Letters of Robert Burns And Agnes Mlehose?
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