The Flower Basket
The Flower Basket
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A handsome face without real goodness, is like a paper rose, a dead and miserable thing, without life or fragrance, without wax or honey.* These were the words of honest James ; but we refused to listen to him, and now we feel the conse- quences. What seemed at the time the greatest happiness to us, is now our greatest misfor- tune. May God give us grace to bear it patiently; there is no other help for it." \ 306 RENEWED SUFFERINGS. 119 Such was the maimer in which they conversed together.
It n...ow went very hard with poor Mary.
Because the old people occupied the little par- lour themselves, she. was obliged to vacate it. Although a couple of pretty rooms stood empty, the young farmer's wife wickedly gave her the worst in the house, grieved her in every possible way, and tormented her indescribably.
She scolded her the whole day through, and Mary could never do enough for her, or do the least thing to her wish. The poor orphan felt only too plainly that she was thought to be useless and worthless in the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A handsome face without real goodness, is like a paper rose, a dead and miserable thing, without life or fragrance, without wax or honey.* These were the words of honest James ; but we refused to listen to him, and now we feel the conse- quences. What seemed at the time the greatest happiness to us, is now our greatest misfor- tune. May God give us grace to bear it patiently; there is no other help for it." \ 306 RENEWED SUFFERINGS. 119 Such was the maimer in which they conversed together.
It n...ow went very hard with poor Mary.
Because the old people occupied the little par- lour themselves, she. was obliged to vacate it. Although a couple of pretty rooms stood empty, the young farmer's wife wickedly gave her the worst in the house, grieved her in every possible way, and tormented her indescribably.
She scolded her the whole day through, and Mary could never do enough for her, or do the least thing to her wish. The poor orphan felt only too plainly that she was thought to be useless and worthless in the house.
What to read after The Flower Basket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christoph Von Schmid to read onlineMoreLess
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