The Sunday Magazine volume 14
The Sunday Magazine volume 14
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Then, when all was still, and the only sound that reached her ears was the peaceful breathing of her chil- dren, she would, from sheer weariness, lay aside her lace pillows, and after her nightly prayer, in which Warren's name was always remembered, would place herself quietly by the side of her Philippa, and yield to slumber, to wake again at early mom and resume her work. How often, when Philippa was dressing while Mary was preparing breakfast, did she find occasion to say — *' Mother, a fair...y has been busy again at my clothes. " " Indeed, my dear ! " Mary would reply, with a bright smile; " Ah, but, mother, " Pliihppa would say, " you should not, indeed you should not ! Why, you must have been up half the night. " "What a strange idea !" Mary would say. " Fairy fingers can do mending in no time. " With Raymond's clothes and grandfather's it was the same; however poorly they were dressed there was never a rent in their garments. Philippa was not by nature indolent, nor did she ever consciously impose upon her mother's goodness, but it was one of Mary's sweetest pleasures to stitch and mend for those she loved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, when all was still, and the only sound that reached her ears was the peaceful breathing of her chil- dren, she would, from sheer weariness, lay aside her lace pillows, and after her nightly prayer, in which Warren's name was always remembered, would place herself quietly by the side of her Philippa, and yield to slumber, to wake again at early mom and resume her work. How often, when Philippa was dressing while Mary was preparing breakfast, did she find occasion to say — *' Mother, a fair...y has been busy again at my clothes. " " Indeed, my dear ! " Mary would reply, with a bright smile; " Ah, but, mother, " Pliihppa would say, " you should not, indeed you should not ! Why, you must have been up half the night. " "What a strange idea !" Mary would say. " Fairy fingers can do mending in no time. " With Raymond's clothes and grandfather's it was the same; however poorly they were dressed there was never a rent in their garments. Philippa was not by nature indolent, nor did she ever consciously impose upon her mother's goodness, but it was one of Mary's sweetest pleasures to stitch and mend for those she loved.
What to read after The Sunday Magazine volume 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cuthrie to read onlineMoreLess
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