The Warning Clock Or the Voice of the New Year
The Warning Clock Or the Voice of the New Year
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" The nurse shook her head, and with- drew ; for Indolence had closed her eyes, and closed them in eternal sleep. For the clock tolled the hour of seven, and eight, and nine, and ten, and Indo- lence awoke not ; and before the hour 14 THE WARNING CLOCK.
of eleven had struck, a messenger arri- ved at the house where Indolence was asleep : and he was in haste, and would brook no delay, and his errand was this to say that Diligence was arrived safely at her father's house, that she was clothed in ...white, and had rings upon her hand and shoes upon her feet; that she rested herself after her journey in the presence of her father and her brother, and refreshed herself with their smiles and the tokens of THE WARNING CLOCK. 1& their love. He had also to say to In- dolence, that her day of grace was passed for ever, and the doors of her father's house were closed against her. The commission of the messenger was, further, to convey Indolence to the dark and dreadful abode of the sloth- ful and unprofitable servant, to the abode of outer darkness, where there is weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth: whert the worm dieth not, and the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The nurse shook her head, and with- drew ; for Indolence had closed her eyes, and closed them in eternal sleep. For the clock tolled the hour of seven, and eight, and nine, and ten, and Indo- lence awoke not ; and before the hour 14 THE WARNING CLOCK.
of eleven had struck, a messenger arri- ved at the house where Indolence was asleep : and he was in haste, and would brook no delay, and his errand was this to say that Diligence was arrived safely at her father's house, that she was clothed in ...white, and had rings upon her hand and shoes upon her feet; that she rested herself after her journey in the presence of her father and her brother, and refreshed herself with their smiles and the tokens of THE WARNING CLOCK. 1& their love. He had also to say to In- dolence, that her day of grace was passed for ever, and the doors of her father's house were closed against her. The commission of the messenger was, further, to convey Indolence to the dark and dreadful abode of the sloth- ful and unprofitable servant, to the abode of outer darkness, where there is weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth: whert the worm dieth not, and the.
What to read after The Warning Clock Or the Voice of the New Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Lucy Lyttelton Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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