The Home Mission
The Home Mission
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I speakfrom some experience, having been married for about ten years, andhaving seen a good many young girls come up into our ranks from thewalks of single blessedness. Take my advice, and look away fromFrederick's faults and disagreeable peculiarities as much aspossible, and think more of his manly traits of character--his finesentiments, and honourable principles. " "I do look at them and love them, " replied Kate, with animation. "These won my heart at first, and now unite me to him in bonds... thatcannot be broken. But if on a precious gem there be a slight blemishthat mars its beauty, shall we not seek to remove the defect, andthus give the jewel a higher lustre? Will you say, no?" "I will, if in the act there be danger of injuring the gem. " "I don't understand you, Mrs. Morton?" "Reflect for a moment, and see if my meaning is not apparent. " "You think I will offend him if I point out a fault, or seek tocorrect it?" "A result most likely to follow. " "I will not think so poorly of his good sense, " answered Kate, withsome gravity of manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I speakfrom some experience, having been married for about ten years, andhaving seen a good many young girls come up into our ranks from thewalks of single blessedness. Take my advice, and look away fromFrederick's faults and disagreeable peculiarities as much aspossible, and think more of his manly traits of character--his finesentiments, and honourable principles. " "I do look at them and love them, " replied Kate, with animation. "These won my heart at first, and now unite me to him in bonds... thatcannot be broken. But if on a precious gem there be a slight blemishthat mars its beauty, shall we not seek to remove the defect, andthus give the jewel a higher lustre? Will you say, no?" "I will, if in the act there be danger of injuring the gem. " "I don't understand you, Mrs. Morton?" "Reflect for a moment, and see if my meaning is not apparent. " "You think I will offend him if I point out a fault, or seek tocorrect it?" "A result most likely to follow. " "I will not think so poorly of his good sense, " answered Kate, withsome gravity of manner.
What to read after The Home Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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