Webbs Normal Reader No 4 Designed to Teach Correct Reading to Improve And E
Webbs Normal Reader No 4 Designed to Teach Correct Reading to Improve And E
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His Spirit over- shadowed the adventurer ! By day, an unseen cloud di- rected him — by night, a brilliant, but invisible column moved before him, gleaming athwart the boundless waste of waters. The winds watched over him, and waves upheld him, for God was with him, — the whirl- wind passed over his little bark, and left it still riding onward, in safety, toward its unknown harbor, — for the eye of Him who pierces the deep was fixed upon it.
5. Columbus had hoped, feared, and had been disap- poi...nted ; he had suffered long and patiently ; he had strained every faculty, every nerve ; he had pledged his very happiness upon the discovery of an unknown land ; and what must have been the feelings of his soul, when, at length bending over that very land, his grateful bosom offered its tribute of praise and thanksgiving to the Being who had guarded and guided him through death and danger ?
WEBB'S FOURTH EEADER. 203 6. He beheld the bitter smile of scorn and derision fade before the reality of that vision, which had been ridiculed and mocked at ; he thought upon the thousand obstacles which he had surmounted; he thought upon those who had regarded him as a self-devoted enthusiast — a visionary madman, and his full heart throbbed in gratitude to Him whose Spirit had inspired him, whose voice had sent him forth, and whose arm had protected him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His Spirit over- shadowed the adventurer ! By day, an unseen cloud di- rected him — by night, a brilliant, but invisible column moved before him, gleaming athwart the boundless waste of waters. The winds watched over him, and waves upheld him, for God was with him, — the whirl- wind passed over his little bark, and left it still riding onward, in safety, toward its unknown harbor, — for the eye of Him who pierces the deep was fixed upon it.
5. Columbus had hoped, feared, and had been disap- poi...nted ; he had suffered long and patiently ; he had strained every faculty, every nerve ; he had pledged his very happiness upon the discovery of an unknown land ; and what must have been the feelings of his soul, when, at length bending over that very land, his grateful bosom offered its tribute of praise and thanksgiving to the Being who had guarded and guided him through death and danger ?
WEBB'S FOURTH EEADER. 203 6. He beheld the bitter smile of scorn and derision fade before the reality of that vision, which had been ridiculed and mocked at ; he thought upon the thousand obstacles which he had surmounted; he thought upon those who had regarded him as a self-devoted enthusiast — a visionary madman, and his full heart throbbed in gratitude to Him whose Spirit had inspired him, whose voice had sent him forth, and whose arm had protected him.
What to read after Webbs Normal Reader No 4 Designed to Teach Correct Reading to Improve And E?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Russell John Russell Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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