The True Path: And How to Walk Therein
The True Path: And How to Walk Therein
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It was just the time and 13 194 TALE-TELUNG.
place for a confidential chat. ^^ One of Mrs. Maxwell's days,** Mrs. Arnot always said, for with her country habit of exposure Mrs. Maxwell did not mind a little rain, and liked to pass the morning in Pine Street best, where they wisre thus secured from all intruders. The storm had increased since her arrival, so that the thick mist had become a heavy shower, that pattered against the window near which their sewing-chairs were drawn, .serving to make... the cheerful fire in the grate all the brighter by contrast. One loves to draw close to the grate on such a day, if solitary, and, buried in a lotmg- ing-chair, muae at the fantastic shapes of -the glaring •coals, or the brightness of the flickering fiame, while a look lies half closed over the hand, and seems at once as a suggestion and excuse for the revery* Or better still, with a companion entirely agreeably, home assumes its most homelike air, and our ordinary comforts seem magnified into blessings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was just the time and 13 194 TALE-TELUNG.
place for a confidential chat. ^^ One of Mrs. Maxwell's days,** Mrs. Arnot always said, for with her country habit of exposure Mrs. Maxwell did not mind a little rain, and liked to pass the morning in Pine Street best, where they wisre thus secured from all intruders. The storm had increased since her arrival, so that the thick mist had become a heavy shower, that pattered against the window near which their sewing-chairs were drawn, .serving to make... the cheerful fire in the grate all the brighter by contrast. One loves to draw close to the grate on such a day, if solitary, and, buried in a lotmg- ing-chair, muae at the fantastic shapes of -the glaring •coals, or the brightness of the flickering fiame, while a look lies half closed over the hand, and seems at once as a suggestion and excuse for the revery* Or better still, with a companion entirely agreeably, home assumes its most homelike air, and our ordinary comforts seem magnified into blessings.
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