The Iron Rule
The Iron Rule
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For a fewmoments all was breathless expectation. The sound of the servant'sfeet, as she moved along the passage to the door, throbbed on eachheart, and then all sprung from their chairs, as a cry of distresswas uttered by the servant, followed by men's voices, and theentrance of a crowd of people.
Poor Mrs. Howland sunk to the floor, nerveless, while Mr. Howlandsprung quickly out of the room. The story was soon told. Andrew hadbeen out on the river with some other boys in a boat, from which heh...ad fallen into the water, and was now brought home to his parents, to all appearance, lifeless. It proved in the end that vitality wasonly suspended; after an hour's unremitted effort, by a skillfulphysician, the circle of life went on again.
The shock of this event somewhat subdued the mind of Mr. Howland. Hefelt utterly discouraged about the boy. While in this state ofdiscouragement, he refrained from saying anything to him about hisbad conduct. Indeed, in view of this second narrow escape fromdeath, his feelings were a good deal softened toward Andrew, andsomething like pity took the place of anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a fewmoments all was breathless expectation. The sound of the servant'sfeet, as she moved along the passage to the door, throbbed on eachheart, and then all sprung from their chairs, as a cry of distresswas uttered by the servant, followed by men's voices, and theentrance of a crowd of people.
Poor Mrs. Howland sunk to the floor, nerveless, while Mr. Howlandsprung quickly out of the room. The story was soon told. Andrew hadbeen out on the river with some other boys in a boat, from which heh...ad fallen into the water, and was now brought home to his parents, to all appearance, lifeless. It proved in the end that vitality wasonly suspended; after an hour's unremitted effort, by a skillfulphysician, the circle of life went on again.
The shock of this event somewhat subdued the mind of Mr. Howland. Hefelt utterly discouraged about the boy. While in this state ofdiscouragement, he refrained from saying anything to him about hisbad conduct. Indeed, in view of this second narrow escape fromdeath, his feelings were a good deal softened toward Andrew, andsomething like pity took the place of anger.
What to read after The Iron Rule?
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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