Uncle Horace : a Novel 1
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A little incident will illustrate my meaning better than the longest chapter.
Lady Ellen and Mary Lorton each desired a rose from off a beautiful tree that was bent to the earth by the weight of its blossoms.
Mary fingered the stem so delicately, fearing the thorns, that her hand was severely wounded.
Lady Ellen grasped the bough, and the thorns were so crushed by the pressure, that they in- jured her not. The thorns of life, most intelli- UNCLE HORACE. 219 gent reader, may be conquered after t...he same fashion.
Once convinced in her own powerful and extensive mind of what was right, no earthly consideration could make Ellen Revis swerve therefrom ; and luckily for herself and others, her ideas of right were in strict conformity with those principles of religion, of honour, and justice, which elevate human nature.
Many and bitter tears she had given to the wreck of the fairy palace which her heart and imagination had erected and peopled ; but having wailed over it, in the solitude of silence of her own heart, her succeeding feeling was how to confer benefits on the living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A little incident will illustrate my meaning better than the longest chapter.
Lady Ellen and Mary Lorton each desired a rose from off a beautiful tree that was bent to the earth by the weight of its blossoms.
Mary fingered the stem so delicately, fearing the thorns, that her hand was severely wounded.
Lady Ellen grasped the bough, and the thorns were so crushed by the pressure, that they in- jured her not. The thorns of life, most intelli- UNCLE HORACE. 219 gent reader, may be conquered after t...he same fashion.
Once convinced in her own powerful and extensive mind of what was right, no earthly consideration could make Ellen Revis swerve therefrom ; and luckily for herself and others, her ideas of right were in strict conformity with those principles of religion, of honour, and justice, which elevate human nature.
Many and bitter tears she had given to the wreck of the fairy palace which her heart and imagination had erected and peopled ; but having wailed over it, in the solitude of silence of her own heart, her succeeding feeling was how to confer benefits on the living.
What to read after Uncle Horace : a Novel 1?
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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