Turns of Fortune 8 1
Turns of Fortune 8 1
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Helen's ambition echoed that of her grandmother; it was not thelonging of a village lass for a new bonnet or a brilliant dress--itwas an ambition of sufficient strength to have sprung up in a castle. She resolved to be something beyond what she was; and there are veryfew who have strength to give birth to, and cherish up a resolve, whowill not achieve a purpose, be it for good or bad, for weal or for wo. Rose was altogether and perfectly simple and single-hearted: consciousthat she was an orpha...n, dependent upon her grandmother's slenderannuity for support, and that Helen's father could not provide bothfor his daughter and his niece, her life was one of patient industryand unregretted privation. Before she was fifteen, she had persuadedher grandmother to part with her serving maiden, and with very littleassistance from Helen, she performed the labours of their cottage, aided twice a-week by an elderly woman, who often declared that suchanother girl as Rose Dillon was not to be found in the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helen's ambition echoed that of her grandmother; it was not thelonging of a village lass for a new bonnet or a brilliant dress--itwas an ambition of sufficient strength to have sprung up in a castle. She resolved to be something beyond what she was; and there are veryfew who have strength to give birth to, and cherish up a resolve, whowill not achieve a purpose, be it for good or bad, for weal or for wo. Rose was altogether and perfectly simple and single-hearted: consciousthat she was an orpha...n, dependent upon her grandmother's slenderannuity for support, and that Helen's father could not provide bothfor his daughter and his niece, her life was one of patient industryand unregretted privation. Before she was fifteen, she had persuadedher grandmother to part with her serving maiden, and with very littleassistance from Helen, she performed the labours of their cottage, aided twice a-week by an elderly woman, who often declared that suchanother girl as Rose Dillon was not to be found in the country.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall S. C. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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