The Story of a Summer 8 7
The Story of a Summer 8 7
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" Another exclamation of amazement from the little group, and a chorusof-- "Married at fifteen! How surprising! And did she make a pretty bride?" "She was a very handsome girl, " replied mamma, and made a strikingcontrast to her blonde brothers and sisters, for she had a richbrunette complexion, large, dark-blue eyes, glossy dark hair, and setroses in her cheeks, which, even now that she is a great-grandmotherhave not entirely faded. She was womanly far beyond her years; not soromantic, perhaps..., as sister Margaret and I were at her age, but thatshe possessed talent, enterprise, and ambition, is shown by the successof her school, established at an age when most girls are contentedlydressing their dolls.
"Sister Arminda is a woman of superior character, and a devoted wifeand mother. She has had many severe trials to contend with during herlong married life. Her heart has known bitter sorrow, for of herfamily of eleven beautiful children only four are now living; but shehas borne all these afflictions with enduring heroism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Another exclamation of amazement from the little group, and a chorusof-- "Married at fifteen! How surprising! And did she make a pretty bride?" "She was a very handsome girl, " replied mamma, and made a strikingcontrast to her blonde brothers and sisters, for she had a richbrunette complexion, large, dark-blue eyes, glossy dark hair, and setroses in her cheeks, which, even now that she is a great-grandmotherhave not entirely faded. She was womanly far beyond her years; not soromantic, perhaps..., as sister Margaret and I were at her age, but thatshe possessed talent, enterprise, and ambition, is shown by the successof her school, established at an age when most girls are contentedlydressing their dolls.
"Sister Arminda is a woman of superior character, and a devoted wifeand mother. She has had many severe trials to contend with during herlong married life. Her heart has known bitter sorrow, for of herfamily of eleven beautiful children only four are now living; but shehas borne all these afflictions with enduring heroism.
What to read after The Story of a Summer 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecilia Cleveland to read onlineMoreLess
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