The Heir of the Ages
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' No doubt. I do not speak, of course, of those who wear their hearts upon their sleeves. There must be sympathy. ' * But even in that, one is sometimes mistaken. ' * True. ' It was only a monosyllable, but it was as con- clusive as the most laboured discourse. Poor Mrs. Richter felt like one who, going through some great mansion with her host, opens, through inadvertence, some Blue Beard's Chamber. She hastened to change the subject.
* Hov7 numerous are the churches yonder, in that great plain... ! The folk about here ought to be very good. ' * Still I should prefer not to live upon the marsh. In midsummer there is no shade to be found there save what is cast by Battle Hill. It always used to remind me of that line in the Bible, ** The shadow of a great rock in a weary land. " When we build our house here, it shall look the other way — not towards the marsh, but the town. Did you ever see such a quaint old place ? ' * Never, never : it is peace and rest itself, ' murmured the little lady, in a rapture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' No doubt. I do not speak, of course, of those who wear their hearts upon their sleeves. There must be sympathy. ' * But even in that, one is sometimes mistaken. ' * True. ' It was only a monosyllable, but it was as con- clusive as the most laboured discourse. Poor Mrs. Richter felt like one who, going through some great mansion with her host, opens, through inadvertence, some Blue Beard's Chamber. She hastened to change the subject.
* Hov7 numerous are the churches yonder, in that great plain... ! The folk about here ought to be very good. ' * Still I should prefer not to live upon the marsh. In midsummer there is no shade to be found there save what is cast by Battle Hill. It always used to remind me of that line in the Bible, ** The shadow of a great rock in a weary land. " When we build our house here, it shall look the other way — not towards the marsh, but the town. Did you ever see such a quaint old place ? ' * Never, never : it is peace and rest itself, ' murmured the little lady, in a rapture.
What to read after The Heir of the Ages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payn, James, 1830-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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