The Atlantic Monthly, volume 11, No. 65, March, 1863
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It was beautiful, butspectral, in the ghostly veil of moonlight. Every bolt was carefullyexamined, and the tin horn hung by the bedside. When all preparationswere completed, she drew aside the window-curtain to look at thechildren in their trundle-bed, all bathed with silvery moonshine. Theylay with their arms about each other's necks, the dark brow nestledclose to the rosy cheek, and the mass of black hair mingled with thelight brown locks. The little white boy of six summers and the Indianmai...den of four slept there as cozily as two kittens with different fur. The mother gazed on them fondly, as she said, -- "It is a pretty sight. I often think what beautiful significance thereis in the Oriental benediction, 'May you sleep tranquilly as a childwhen his friends are with him!'" "It is, indeed, a charming picture, " rejoined her husband. "This wouldbe a text for George to preach from; and his sermon would be, thatconfidence is always born of kindness. " The fear of Indians vanished from the happy mother's thoughts, and shefell asleep with a heart full of love for all human kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was beautiful, butspectral, in the ghostly veil of moonlight. Every bolt was carefullyexamined, and the tin horn hung by the bedside. When all preparationswere completed, she drew aside the window-curtain to look at thechildren in their trundle-bed, all bathed with silvery moonshine. Theylay with their arms about each other's necks, the dark brow nestledclose to the rosy cheek, and the mass of black hair mingled with thelight brown locks. The little white boy of six summers and the Indianmai...den of four slept there as cozily as two kittens with different fur. The mother gazed on them fondly, as she said, -- "It is a pretty sight. I often think what beautiful significance thereis in the Oriental benediction, 'May you sleep tranquilly as a childwhen his friends are with him!'" "It is, indeed, a charming picture, " rejoined her husband. "This wouldbe a text for George to preach from; and his sermon would be, thatconfidence is always born of kindness. " The fear of Indians vanished from the happy mother's thoughts, and shefell asleep with a heart full of love for all human kind.
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