The Fountain a Gift to Stir Up the Pure Mind By Way of Remembrance
The Fountain a Gift to Stir Up the Pure Mind By Way of Remembrance
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Greenwood's bitter mortification, on finding the bird flown, we shall leave to the imagination of those whom temporary forgctfulness, produced in a similar manner, may have led to the commission of solecisms equally unpardor 70 THE FOUNTAIN.
able. Goaded by the stings of his own mind, he made his way back to his post, in the main body of the army, in an incredible short space of time ; and the first person he met was Elliot Warner, whom William Manning had informed of the errand of Greenwood. T...o meet and answer the questions of Warner, was a new punishment for the unfor- tunate Greenwood; and the result would have been a quarrel, but for the temperate firmness of the former, who chose rather to attempt the rescue of Agnes, than to waste time in fighting him who had failed in it. He resolved at once to ask leave of absence, although what course to pur- sue when he should have obtained it, he could scarcely determine.
"Leave of absence when a battle is in prospect!" ex- claimed his commander ; " if it were almost any other man than Lieutenant Warner, I should scarce know what to think : but he who has endured the winter at Valley Forge without a murmur, relinquishing to others, the few com- forts he might have enjoyed, is above suspicion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greenwood's bitter mortification, on finding the bird flown, we shall leave to the imagination of those whom temporary forgctfulness, produced in a similar manner, may have led to the commission of solecisms equally unpardor 70 THE FOUNTAIN.
able. Goaded by the stings of his own mind, he made his way back to his post, in the main body of the army, in an incredible short space of time ; and the first person he met was Elliot Warner, whom William Manning had informed of the errand of Greenwood. T...o meet and answer the questions of Warner, was a new punishment for the unfor- tunate Greenwood; and the result would have been a quarrel, but for the temperate firmness of the former, who chose rather to attempt the rescue of Agnes, than to waste time in fighting him who had failed in it. He resolved at once to ask leave of absence, although what course to pur- sue when he should have obtained it, he could scarcely determine.
"Leave of absence when a battle is in prospect!" ex- claimed his commander ; " if it were almost any other man than Lieutenant Warner, I should scarce know what to think : but he who has endured the winter at Valley Forge without a murmur, relinquishing to others, the few com- forts he might have enjoyed, is above suspicion.
What to read after The Fountain a Gift to Stir Up the Pure Mind By Way of Remembrance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Hasftings Horatio Hastings Weld to read onlineMoreLess
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