The Story of Ellen And Mary Or the Advantage of Humility
The Story of Ellen And Mary Or the Advantage of Humility
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Now she would have given worlds to have done as Mary had advised her, but all her wishes were in vain. Her mother grew worse and worse; and though Ellen really tried to do her best now, in waiting on her, she could . Not do it so cheerfully as Mary. Every time she looked at her mother, she said to herself, " It was my bad conduct made her ill first;" and, I am glad to say, the remorse she felt had a good effect upon her. Her foolish friend Jenny Gibson, was gone to town, and her mistress had th...ought nothing more about Ellen : so that now, 48 for once, Ellen had time to re- flect on her bad conduct.
When God sends heavy trials upon us, it is always for some good ends; and poor Ellen had reason to bless Him afterwards, though she suffered severely now. One day, the day on which Miss Stanley's funeral was to take place, poor Mrs. Price awoke out of a gentle sleep, a little more refreshed and composed than she had been for some days. Ellen and Mary were in her room, and Mary had thrown the casement open a little way, as it was a fine sum- mer's morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now she would have given worlds to have done as Mary had advised her, but all her wishes were in vain. Her mother grew worse and worse; and though Ellen really tried to do her best now, in waiting on her, she could . Not do it so cheerfully as Mary. Every time she looked at her mother, she said to herself, " It was my bad conduct made her ill first;" and, I am glad to say, the remorse she felt had a good effect upon her. Her foolish friend Jenny Gibson, was gone to town, and her mistress had th...ought nothing more about Ellen : so that now, 48 for once, Ellen had time to re- flect on her bad conduct.
When God sends heavy trials upon us, it is always for some good ends; and poor Ellen had reason to bless Him afterwards, though she suffered severely now. One day, the day on which Miss Stanley's funeral was to take place, poor Mrs. Price awoke out of a gentle sleep, a little more refreshed and composed than she had been for some days. Ellen and Mary were in her room, and Mary had thrown the casement open a little way, as it was a fine sum- mer's morning.
What to read after The Story of Ellen And Mary Or the Advantage of Humility?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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