Tales of the Bower Or Rewards for Diligence in Study
Tales of the Bower Or Rewards for Diligence in Study
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Mr. Leeson knew not how to consent that he should go, though 60 WILLIAM AND CHARLE3.
he dared not deny a father so great a blessing, as a son possessed of such vir- tues as his beloved Charles He blessed him with tears in his eyes as he departed, and now looks forward with the greatest delight to the prospect of his becoming one of his family ; for I must just hint that a reciprocal esteem had commenced between Charles and his eldest daughter ; but should any thing farther transpire, it shall b...e the subject of a future tale.
From this tale we may certainly draw several very useful lessons. First, that partiality is a dreadful example from a parent to his children ; that hypocrisy must certainly be discovered before it has long continued its triumph, and that an open and ingenuous disposition, with a firm and manly system of behaviour, will ever prove a young man's best protection. We have a charming instance of benevo- lence in Charles, when relieving the poor sailor ; a deed we cannot but admire, so WILLIAM AND CttARLES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Leeson knew not how to consent that he should go, though 60 WILLIAM AND CHARLE3.
he dared not deny a father so great a blessing, as a son possessed of such vir- tues as his beloved Charles He blessed him with tears in his eyes as he departed, and now looks forward with the greatest delight to the prospect of his becoming one of his family ; for I must just hint that a reciprocal esteem had commenced between Charles and his eldest daughter ; but should any thing farther transpire, it shall b...e the subject of a future tale.
From this tale we may certainly draw several very useful lessons. First, that partiality is a dreadful example from a parent to his children ; that hypocrisy must certainly be discovered before it has long continued its triumph, and that an open and ingenuous disposition, with a firm and manly system of behaviour, will ever prove a young man's best protection. We have a charming instance of benevo- lence in Charles, when relieving the poor sailor ; a deed we cannot but admire, so WILLIAM AND CttARLES.
What to read after Tales of the Bower Or Rewards for Diligence in Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Gillette to read onlineMoreLess
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