Way Marks in the Life of a Wanderer the Incidents Taken From Real Life
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Often, in the dark hours of my fate, when bowed down by the weight of the sorrows that encompassed me, women have cheered me with their smiles and ready sympathy; they have shielded me with their love, and by their powerful influence I have seen all obstacles melt away from my path. No man, however chivalrous and devoted he may be to woman, can rival me in my admiration and high appre ciation of those lovely beings who are indeed the sweet flowers strewn along the pathway of the soul- sick Wand...erer. I passed some time at Cincinnati, and at the close of several weeks, my health had visibly improved, al though I had long ceased to hope for a permanent cure. The solemn words of Mrs. Allen could not be forgotten, and all the bright visions fancy sometimes presented, were sure to be banished in my sober mo ments. Mr. Woodville and Flora never left me alone, and it seemed, indeed, impossible to weary their watchful love. I often expressed a . Wish to re turn to my mother, but the physician who attended me, warned my father against taking me to New York, and when I reverted to the subject my father 14 154 WAY-MARKS IN THE seemed so pained by it, that I resolved never to speak of it again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often, in the dark hours of my fate, when bowed down by the weight of the sorrows that encompassed me, women have cheered me with their smiles and ready sympathy; they have shielded me with their love, and by their powerful influence I have seen all obstacles melt away from my path. No man, however chivalrous and devoted he may be to woman, can rival me in my admiration and high appre ciation of those lovely beings who are indeed the sweet flowers strewn along the pathway of the soul- sick Wand...erer. I passed some time at Cincinnati, and at the close of several weeks, my health had visibly improved, al though I had long ceased to hope for a permanent cure. The solemn words of Mrs. Allen could not be forgotten, and all the bright visions fancy sometimes presented, were sure to be banished in my sober mo ments. Mr. Woodville and Flora never left me alone, and it seemed, indeed, impossible to weary their watchful love. I often expressed a . Wish to re turn to my mother, but the physician who attended me, warned my father against taking me to New York, and when I reverted to the subject my father 14 154 WAY-MARKS IN THE seemed so pained by it, that I resolved never to speak of it again.
What to read after Way Marks in the Life of a Wanderer the Incidents Taken From Real Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline E Rush to read onlineMoreLess
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