Womans Friendship a Story of Domestic Life
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It is vain — ^vain I I cannot recall it now. If concealment he sin — oh, let its pmiish- ment fall on me ; but spare, Father of Mercy I spare my child I" CHAPTER XXXII.
THE heart's awakening.
" All women love, have loved, or are capable of loving, " \Trote an elegant delineator of the female heart ; and though Florence had arrived at the ags of two-and- twenty, and we have not once Avritten the magic word in conjunotion with herself, it was nor that she was incapable of the emotion, but that sh...e had never associated with any one at all likely to call it forth. Her life, as we have seen, had passed in comparative obscurity. The preca- rious health of her mother and brother, and many anxieties and cares, had prevented all society. Day after day, often from ten till six, passed in the mechanical art of teaching, could be httle productive of any feeling save that of ex- hausting weariness, which yearns only for rest and quiet- ness, seeming to shrink even from the idea of happiness, if to obtain it demanded exertion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is vain — ^vain I I cannot recall it now. If concealment he sin — oh, let its pmiish- ment fall on me ; but spare, Father of Mercy I spare my child I" CHAPTER XXXII.
THE heart's awakening.
" All women love, have loved, or are capable of loving, " \Trote an elegant delineator of the female heart ; and though Florence had arrived at the ags of two-and- twenty, and we have not once Avritten the magic word in conjunotion with herself, it was nor that she was incapable of the emotion, but that sh...e had never associated with any one at all likely to call it forth. Her life, as we have seen, had passed in comparative obscurity. The preca- rious health of her mother and brother, and many anxieties and cares, had prevented all society. Day after day, often from ten till six, passed in the mechanical art of teaching, could be httle productive of any feeling save that of ex- hausting weariness, which yearns only for rest and quiet- ness, seeming to shrink even from the idea of happiness, if to obtain it demanded exertion.
What to read after Womans Friendship a Story of Domestic Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aguilar, Grace, 1816-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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