The Experience of Life
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Remembrances they were of absent friends ; ornaments associated with happy days ; things which once must have had a voice and language for the heart ; now, like their possessor, silent in spirit and association. And there were other trifles, more painful perhaps to look upon as recalling the daily life which had since become but a dream : pens, sealing- wax, scraps of paper, and memoranda, the items which form part of our ordinary existence, and which could tell a truer tale of life than the mo...st valued relics. Blanche lingered over these unconsciously. They brought her very near her mother. It was as if but a few hours had passed since she had been seated at her desk, using the pen encrusted with ink, sealing, perhaps, the last letter which she ever wrote; or — the fancy flashed across Blanche's mind, with an overpowering rush of regret, as she caught sight of an infant's coral and rattle — amusing her- self with the child who was destined only to learn the value of her care by its loss.
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Remembrances they were of absent friends ; ornaments associated with happy days ; things which once must have had a voice and language for the heart ; now, like their possessor, silent in spirit and association. And there were other trifles, more painful perhaps to look upon as recalling the daily life which had since become but a dream : pens, sealing- wax, scraps of paper, and memoranda, the items which form part of our ordinary existence, and which could tell a truer tale of life than the mo...st valued relics. Blanche lingered over these unconsciously. They brought her very near her mother. It was as if but a few hours had passed since she had been seated at her desk, using the pen encrusted with ink, sealing, perhaps, the last letter which she ever wrote; or — the fancy flashed across Blanche's mind, with an overpowering rush of regret, as she caught sight of an infant's coral and rattle — amusing her- self with the child who was destined only to learn the value of her care by its loss.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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