The Mother's Rule: Or, the Right Way And the Wrong Way
The Mother's Rule: Or, the Right Way And the Wrong Way
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The education of Mrs. Bradford had not been thorough.
A little of almost everything taught in fashionable schools she had learned; yet nothing had been so fully acquired as to give her a teacher's proficiency. She had a fair acquaintance with French, and could speak it with some fluency ; but possessed no critical knowledge of the language. She could draw tolerably well ; but had no taste for the beautiful art. For years her music had been neglected. So far, therefore, as her early edu- cation ...was concerned, it availed her little or nothing in the present trying position of affairs.
" What shall I do ?" How sadly, almost hopelessly, over and over again did Mrs. Bradford repeat these words ! and yet there was not even an echo to the question.
One day it was mentioned in her presence that the 138 PASSING THEOUan THE FIRE.
matron of a certain charitable institution had resigned her place, and that the Board of Directors were about appoint- ing another. It flashed through her mind that here was a chance for her ; but with the thought pride awoke, and her cheeks burned as she imagined herself in the position of a matron where she had once been a lady patroness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The education of Mrs. Bradford had not been thorough.
A little of almost everything taught in fashionable schools she had learned; yet nothing had been so fully acquired as to give her a teacher's proficiency. She had a fair acquaintance with French, and could speak it with some fluency ; but possessed no critical knowledge of the language. She could draw tolerably well ; but had no taste for the beautiful art. For years her music had been neglected. So far, therefore, as her early edu- cation ...was concerned, it availed her little or nothing in the present trying position of affairs.
" What shall I do ?" How sadly, almost hopelessly, over and over again did Mrs. Bradford repeat these words ! and yet there was not even an echo to the question.
One day it was mentioned in her presence that the 138 PASSING THEOUan THE FIRE.
matron of a certain charitable institution had resigned her place, and that the Board of Directors were about appoint- ing another. It flashed through her mind that here was a chance for her ; but with the thought pride awoke, and her cheeks burned as she imagined herself in the position of a matron where she had once been a lady patroness.
What to read after The Mother's Rule: Or, the Right Way And the Wrong Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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