The Forget Me Not a Gift for All Seasons
The Forget Me Not a Gift for All Seasons
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It was, in- deed, whispered, by some officious and ill-natur- ed persons, that the said bell had received an awkward knock before, and that Edward was the first wealthy man who had been married at the church since the accident ; but I attach no credit whatever to '(^Q insinuation. Little^re- mains for me to record, except that the humility which adorned the tenant of th^ cottasre survived her change, of fortune, to grace the mistress of the mansion ; while Edward, so far from regret- tinsj that... he had taken to his bosom a dowerless bride, became dailv more convinced of the truth, that a woman's richest portion is virtue and af- fectioa. % LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES. \ BY J. F. HOLLINGS, ESQ. Who has not heard the storv, told Of that patient child of old, Who, when friends were dead an J gone And the world looked coldly on. With no fairy power endued, Labour's rugged path pursued ; Meeting sorrow's darkest hour With a calm and gentle power, Till, (the lengthened trial past, ) Honor crowned her toils at last 1 Look !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, in- deed, whispered, by some officious and ill-natur- ed persons, that the said bell had received an awkward knock before, and that Edward was the first wealthy man who had been married at the church since the accident ; but I attach no credit whatever to '(^Q insinuation. Little^re- mains for me to record, except that the humility which adorned the tenant of th^ cottasre survived her change, of fortune, to grace the mistress of the mansion ; while Edward, so far from regret- tinsj that... he had taken to his bosom a dowerless bride, became dailv more convinced of the truth, that a woman's richest portion is virtue and af- fectioa. % LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES. \ BY J. F. HOLLINGS, ESQ. Who has not heard the storv, told Of that patient child of old, Who, when friends were dead an J gone And the world looked coldly on. With no fairy power endued, Labour's rugged path pursued ; Meeting sorrow's darkest hour With a calm and gentle power, Till, (the lengthened trial past, ) Honor crowned her toils at last 1 Look !
What to read after The Forget Me Not a Gift for All Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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