The Lee Shore
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"Now I want to ask you all, _should_ one put up a tombstone to thedeparted? I've been having quite a kick-up with my sisters about itlately. Hadn't one better spend the money on the living? What do _you_think, Miss Matthews?" Miss Matthews said she liked to see a handsome headstone.
"After all, one honours them that way. It's all one can do for them, isn't it. " "Oh, Miss Matthews, _all_?" Several ladies were shocked. "What aboutone's prayers for the dead?" "I don't pray for the dead, " said Mi...ss Matthews, who was a protestant, and did not attend the large church in the next street. "I do not belongto the Romish religion. I'm not saying anything against those who do, butI consider that those who do _not_ should confine their prayers to thosewho may require them in this troubled world, and not waste them uponthose whose fate we have every reason to believe is settled once and forall. " The lady who always quarrelled with her on this subject rose tothe occasion. Peggy, soothing them down, said mechanically, "Therenow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now I want to ask you all, _should_ one put up a tombstone to thedeparted? I've been having quite a kick-up with my sisters about itlately. Hadn't one better spend the money on the living? What do _you_think, Miss Matthews?" Miss Matthews said she liked to see a handsome headstone.
"After all, one honours them that way. It's all one can do for them, isn't it. " "Oh, Miss Matthews, _all_?" Several ladies were shocked. "What aboutone's prayers for the dead?" "I don't pray for the dead, " said Mi...ss Matthews, who was a protestant, and did not attend the large church in the next street. "I do not belongto the Romish religion. I'm not saying anything against those who do, butI consider that those who do _not_ should confine their prayers to thosewho may require them in this troubled world, and not waste them uponthose whose fate we have every reason to believe is settled once and forall. " The lady who always quarrelled with her on this subject rose tothe occasion. Peggy, soothing them down, said mechanically, "Therenow.
What to read after The Lee Shore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macaulay Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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