The Merchants Widow And Other Tales
The Merchants Widow And Other Tales
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Let us see. In his childhood, he had been indulged by his parents in every wish of his heart, however im- proper, and, profiting by the early example of those parents, as he advanced to riper age, he, in his turn, sought not to place any restraint upon his passions, but gave himself up to an indul- gence in the most lawless and ruinous vices. Too late the parents became aware of the fatal error which had ruined their only child. In vain did they exert their tardy efforts to win him THE UNEQUAL ...MARRIAGE. 107 back to virtue ; he openly scoffed at every re- monstrance, and, as the wretched father beheld his dissolute and headstrong son hurrying on to swift destruction, until he at last laid him in an untimely and dishonored grave, he bowed his head beneath the stroke, overwhelmed with a fearful conviction that he had never before ex- perienced. The ways of Providence seemed suddenly opened to his eyes, and he felt, in the bitterness of his heart, that " the way of the transgressor is indeed hard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us see. In his childhood, he had been indulged by his parents in every wish of his heart, however im- proper, and, profiting by the early example of those parents, as he advanced to riper age, he, in his turn, sought not to place any restraint upon his passions, but gave himself up to an indul- gence in the most lawless and ruinous vices. Too late the parents became aware of the fatal error which had ruined their only child. In vain did they exert their tardy efforts to win him THE UNEQUAL ...MARRIAGE. 107 back to virtue ; he openly scoffed at every re- monstrance, and, as the wretched father beheld his dissolute and headstrong son hurrying on to swift destruction, until he at last laid him in an untimely and dishonored grave, he bowed his head beneath the stroke, overwhelmed with a fearful conviction that he had never before ex- perienced. The ways of Providence seemed suddenly opened to his eyes, and he felt, in the bitterness of his heart, that " the way of the transgressor is indeed hard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline M Caroline Mehetabel Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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