The Missing Bride
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Willcoxen, " as she went through, Thurston closed the gate and rode on after her.
"This is glorious weather, Miss Mayfield. " "Glorious, indeed!" replied Marian.
"And the country, too, is perfectly beautiful at this season. I nevercould sympathize with the poets who call autumnal days 'the melancholydays--the saddest of the year. '" "Nor I, " said Marian; "for to me, autumn, with its refulgent skies, andgorgeous woods, and rich harvest, and its prospect of Christmas cheerand wintry repose has e...ver seemed a gay and festive season. The year'sgreat work is done, the harvest is gathered, enjoyment is present, andrepose at hand. " "In the world of society, " said Thurston, "it is in the evening, afterthe labor or the business of the day is over, that the gayest scenes offestivity occur, just preceding the repose of sleep. So I receive yourthought of the autumn--the evening of the year, preceding the rest ofwinter. Nature's year's work is done; she puts on her most gorgeousrobes, and holds a festival before she sinks to her winter's sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Willcoxen, " as she went through, Thurston closed the gate and rode on after her.
"This is glorious weather, Miss Mayfield. " "Glorious, indeed!" replied Marian.
"And the country, too, is perfectly beautiful at this season. I nevercould sympathize with the poets who call autumnal days 'the melancholydays--the saddest of the year. '" "Nor I, " said Marian; "for to me, autumn, with its refulgent skies, andgorgeous woods, and rich harvest, and its prospect of Christmas cheerand wintry repose has e...ver seemed a gay and festive season. The year'sgreat work is done, the harvest is gathered, enjoyment is present, andrepose at hand. " "In the world of society, " said Thurston, "it is in the evening, afterthe labor or the business of the day is over, that the gayest scenes offestivity occur, just preceding the repose of sleep. So I receive yourthought of the autumn--the evening of the year, preceding the rest ofwinter. Nature's year's work is done; she puts on her most gorgeousrobes, and holds a festival before she sinks to her winter's sleep.
What to read after The Missing Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth to read onlineMoreLess
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