The Lamplighter
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" " I ! " exclaimed Gertrude ; " mj earliest recollections are only of want, suffering, and much unkindness." '< And these friends took pity on you ? *' " Yes. One became an earthly father to me, and the other taught me where to find a heavenly one." " And ever since then you have been free and light as air, without a wish or care in the world ? " " No, indeed, I did not say bo, — I do not mean so," said Ger- trude. " I have had to part from Uncle True, and to give up other dear friends, some for years and some forever ; I have had many trials, many lonely, solitary hours, and even now »m oppressed by more than one subject of anxiety and dread." '< How, then, so cheerful and happy ? " asked Mr. Phillips, Gertrude had risen, for she saw Dr. Jeremy approaching, and stood with one hand resting upon a solid mass of stone, under whose protecting shadow she had been seated. She smiled t^ thoughtful smile at Mr. Phillips' question ; and after casting her eyes a moment into tl^e deep yalley beneath her, turned then^ upon him witi^ a look of holy faith, ^ud said, iQ a lo^ but feryent 30 S50 THB LAlfPLIGBTfiS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I ! " exclaimed Gertrude ; " mj earliest recollections are only of want, suffering, and much unkindness." '< And these friends took pity on you ? *' " Yes. One became an earthly father to me, and the other taught me where to find a heavenly one." " And ever since then you have been free and light as air, without a wish or care in the world ? " " No, indeed, I did not say bo, — I do not mean so," said Ger- trude. " I have had to part from Uncle True, and to give up other dear friends, some for years and some forever ; I have had many trials, many lonely, solitary hours, and even now »m oppressed by more than one subject of anxiety and dread." '< How, then, so cheerful and happy ? " asked Mr. Phillips, Gertrude had risen, for she saw Dr. Jeremy approaching, and stood with one hand resting upon a solid mass of stone, under whose protecting shadow she had been seated. She smiled t^ thoughtful smile at Mr. Phillips' question ; and after casting her eyes a moment into tl^e deep yalley beneath her, turned then^ upon him witi^ a look of holy faith, ^ud said, iQ a lo^ but feryent 30 S50 THB LAlfPLIGBTfiS.
What to read after The Lamplighter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maria Susanna Cummins to read online
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