The Lady of the Manor : Being a Series of Conversations On the Subject of Confirmation Intended for the Use of Middle And Higher Ranks of Young Females 3
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The coun- tess seemed terrified ; and, feeling myself freed from her embraces, I darted from the grove, and ran back to the gate of the park. I heard the countess call me; but her voice was presently lost in the louder voices of men : and looking back a moment, I observed that some violent contest was taking place among the persons about the carriage. I waited not to ascertain the cause of this; but still running towards home, I had scarcely passed a little gate which opened into the park, when... the report of a pistol reached my ear. Terror now ad- ded new wings to my flight, and I arrived, almost breath- less, in the portico of the chateau, where I rested a few seconds to recover myself; and the doors of the saloon standing open, I saw my mother sitting calmly at her needlework, Mr. Gisborne and Alfred being placed op- posite to her, engaged with their books.
'* The sweet tranquillity of this scene, compared with the apprehended horrors and real danger of that which I had left, struck me very forcibly ; and at this moment, for the first time in my experience, a verse of Scripture came with power to my remembrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The coun- tess seemed terrified ; and, feeling myself freed from her embraces, I darted from the grove, and ran back to the gate of the park. I heard the countess call me; but her voice was presently lost in the louder voices of men : and looking back a moment, I observed that some violent contest was taking place among the persons about the carriage. I waited not to ascertain the cause of this; but still running towards home, I had scarcely passed a little gate which opened into the park, when... the report of a pistol reached my ear. Terror now ad- ded new wings to my flight, and I arrived, almost breath- less, in the portico of the chateau, where I rested a few seconds to recover myself; and the doors of the saloon standing open, I saw my mother sitting calmly at her needlework, Mr. Gisborne and Alfred being placed op- posite to her, engaged with their books.
'* The sweet tranquillity of this scene, compared with the apprehended horrors and real danger of that which I had left, struck me very forcibly ; and at this moment, for the first time in my experience, a verse of Scripture came with power to my remembrance.
What to read after The Lady of the Manor : Being a Series of Conversations On the Subject of Confirmation Intended for the Use of Middle And Higher Ranks of Young Females 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, Mrs. (Mary Martha), 1775-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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