The Laurel Wreath volume 1845
The Laurel Wreath volume 1845
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171 made him her heir, and appointed me, an old and tried friend to the family, her executor. Mr. St. Muir informed me of his arrival in America, and having business of importance, I set sail for New York, and landed, thank Heaven, in time to set aright this start- ling mistake. I now place in your hands these silent images of the dead. " He ceased to speak; not a sound broke the stillness ; Mr. Mansfield gazed with dim vision upon the miniature of Frederic's mother. At length he said, " Freder...ic, come here, deceive not a dying man ; by every hope of happiness, answer me, is this your mother's likeness. " Frederic knelt at the bedside, and as his eye caught sight of the features, with an emotion impossible to control, exclaimed, " my mother, my beloved moth-" er ! ' and pressed the picture to his lips. This out- break of filial love struck conviction to each heart.
" Strange, " murmured Mr. Mansfield, " and so like my sainted Inez ; it was that resemblance that struck such horror through my breast when we met.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
171 made him her heir, and appointed me, an old and tried friend to the family, her executor. Mr. St. Muir informed me of his arrival in America, and having business of importance, I set sail for New York, and landed, thank Heaven, in time to set aright this start- ling mistake. I now place in your hands these silent images of the dead. " He ceased to speak; not a sound broke the stillness ; Mr. Mansfield gazed with dim vision upon the miniature of Frederic's mother. At length he said, " Freder...ic, come here, deceive not a dying man ; by every hope of happiness, answer me, is this your mother's likeness. " Frederic knelt at the bedside, and as his eye caught sight of the features, with an emotion impossible to control, exclaimed, " my mother, my beloved moth-" er ! ' and pressed the picture to his lips. This out- break of filial love struck conviction to each heart.
" Strange, " murmured Mr. Mansfield, " and so like my sainted Inez ; it was that resemblance that struck such horror through my breast when we met.
What to read after The Laurel Wreath volume 1845?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S D Burchard to read onlineMoreLess
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