The Rhetorical Reader
The Rhetorical Reader
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highest heaven, and pours out his fulness on the i^hole subordinate domain of nature and of Providence, he bows a pitying regard on the very humblest of his chil- dren, and sends his reviving spirit into every heart, and 60 cheers by his presence every home, and provides for the wants of every family, and watches every sick-bed, and listens to the complaints of every sufferer; and while, by his wondrous mind, the weight of universal govern- ment is borne, oh! is it not more wondrous and more 66... excellent still, that he feels for every sorrow, and has an ear open to every prayer!
Exercise 73.
Death of the Princess Charlotte. — ^Robert Hall.
Without the slightest warning, without the opportuni- ty of a moment's immediate preparation, in the midst of Digitized by VjOOQIC fix tS.] EXERCISES. — PAET II. SOO the deepest tranquillitj, at midnight a voice was heard in the palace, not of singing men, and singing women, 5 not of revelry and mirth, but the cry, '*!l&ho1d the bridegroom combth!" The mother in the bloom of youth, spared just long enough to hear the tidings of her infant's death, almost immediately, as if summoi^d by his spirit, follows him into eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
highest heaven, and pours out his fulness on the i^hole subordinate domain of nature and of Providence, he bows a pitying regard on the very humblest of his chil- dren, and sends his reviving spirit into every heart, and 60 cheers by his presence every home, and provides for the wants of every family, and watches every sick-bed, and listens to the complaints of every sufferer; and while, by his wondrous mind, the weight of universal govern- ment is borne, oh! is it not more wondrous and more 66... excellent still, that he feels for every sorrow, and has an ear open to every prayer!
Exercise 73.
Death of the Princess Charlotte. — ^Robert Hall.
Without the slightest warning, without the opportuni- ty of a moment's immediate preparation, in the midst of Digitized by VjOOQIC fix tS.] EXERCISES. — PAET II. SOO the deepest tranquillitj, at midnight a voice was heard in the palace, not of singing men, and singing women, 5 not of revelry and mirth, but the cry, '*!l&ho1d the bridegroom combth!" The mother in the bloom of youth, spared just long enough to hear the tidings of her infant's death, almost immediately, as if summoi^d by his spirit, follows him into eternity.
What to read after The Rhetorical Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebenezer Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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