Winifred Bertram And the World She Lived in
Winifred Bertram And the World She Lived in
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Not that little Grace had no dark days. No one who has days worth calling bright can be without them.
Saturdays were very often dark days, because Mr. Leigh then finished his sermon for Sunday afternoon. And although there were seldom more than twenty people, chiefly old women and servant- girls, to hear it, Mr. Leigh had a rigid ideal of his own, quite independent of audience or effect, which he never could satisfy.
Then there were very anxious hours as the time went on and Harry went to schoo...l, when he did not reappear at the hour when he was due, and at last came back with downcast face, very much aggrieved with the master, or the lesson, or things in general, which had caused him to have an impo- sition and to be kept in. For Harry was one of the many sufferers by the confusion of tongues, or rather, as Mrs. Treherne viewed the case, by the interference with Providence of the philologists who tried to do away with its effects.
" The people were scattered on the face of the earth, " she would say, as she wiped Harry's tear- stained face, and administered to him a consolatory orange, or a piece of cake, " and made to speak THE WORLD SHE LIVED IN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that little Grace had no dark days. No one who has days worth calling bright can be without them.
Saturdays were very often dark days, because Mr. Leigh then finished his sermon for Sunday afternoon. And although there were seldom more than twenty people, chiefly old women and servant- girls, to hear it, Mr. Leigh had a rigid ideal of his own, quite independent of audience or effect, which he never could satisfy.
Then there were very anxious hours as the time went on and Harry went to schoo...l, when he did not reappear at the hour when he was due, and at last came back with downcast face, very much aggrieved with the master, or the lesson, or things in general, which had caused him to have an impo- sition and to be kept in. For Harry was one of the many sufferers by the confusion of tongues, or rather, as Mrs. Treherne viewed the case, by the interference with Providence of the philologists who tried to do away with its effects.
" The people were scattered on the face of the earth, " she would say, as she wiped Harry's tear- stained face, and administered to him a consolatory orange, or a piece of cake, " and made to speak THE WORLD SHE LIVED IN.
What to read after Winifred Bertram And the World She Lived in?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Rundle Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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