The Life of Mary Baker Eddy
The Life of Mary Baker Eddy
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Glover moved into her new home her means were so limited she was obliged to lease the greater part of the house. She reserved for herself the front parlor on the first floor for a class-room and furnished it plainly with chairs and tables. On the attic floor she also reserved a small bedroom, lighted only by a skylight which was in the sloping roof and could be lifted like a trap for ventilation. In this garret chamber she finished her manuscript of "Science and Health, " practically the work o...f nine years. Here she read the proofs of the first edition and prepared the revisions for the second and third editions. The room was austerely fur- nished with a carpet of matting, a bed and dressing bureau, a table and straight-backed chair. Its one article of luxury was an old-fashioned hair-cloth rocker. No one entered this room but Mary Baker until the book was finished. On the wall she had hung the framed inscription, "Thou shalt have no other gods before me. " The greater part of Mrs. Glover's new home was given over to tenants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glover moved into her new home her means were so limited she was obliged to lease the greater part of the house. She reserved for herself the front parlor on the first floor for a class-room and furnished it plainly with chairs and tables. On the attic floor she also reserved a small bedroom, lighted only by a skylight which was in the sloping roof and could be lifted like a trap for ventilation. In this garret chamber she finished her manuscript of "Science and Health, " practically the work o...f nine years. Here she read the proofs of the first edition and prepared the revisions for the second and third editions. The room was austerely fur- nished with a carpet of matting, a bed and dressing bureau, a table and straight-backed chair. Its one article of luxury was an old-fashioned hair-cloth rocker. No one entered this room but Mary Baker until the book was finished. On the wall she had hung the framed inscription, "Thou shalt have no other gods before me. " The greater part of Mrs. Glover's new home was given over to tenants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sibyl Wilbur to read onlineMoreLess
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