Labor And Love a Tale of English Life
Labor And Love a Tale of English Life
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Wfiy, the other day, when Alice was from home, there was much extra work to be (lone, and 1 fell almost sinking with fatigue. A cheering sense of ( rod's presence came over me. I thoughl of his goodness, of raj husband'i labors for as all, of the love f my sweet Alice, and the dependence of my little ones upon my care and tenderness. 1 raised my heart in prayer, and through that hour of weariness, worked more cheerfully than before. ' 'Such trusl will be your strength in every trial. * said Mar...y, tears of sympathy glistening in her eyes. ' 1 think 1 hear Mr. Arnold's voice down Btairs. Shall we go I ' As they anticipated, they found him in the parlor. Mrs. Palmer soon felt so much at ease, that she could answer Mr. Arnold's kind inqui- about her family, without the leasl reserve. Ellen, who had been visiting the arbor, now came in, and after greeting Mary and Jane, in- formed the latter that she could find room for Alice in her school, if agreeable to her parents.
This kind offer was thankfully accepted, and A TALE OF ENGLISH LIFE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wfiy, the other day, when Alice was from home, there was much extra work to be (lone, and 1 fell almost sinking with fatigue. A cheering sense of ( rod's presence came over me. I thoughl of his goodness, of raj husband'i labors for as all, of the love f my sweet Alice, and the dependence of my little ones upon my care and tenderness. 1 raised my heart in prayer, and through that hour of weariness, worked more cheerfully than before. ' 'Such trusl will be your strength in every trial. * said Mar...y, tears of sympathy glistening in her eyes. ' 1 think 1 hear Mr. Arnold's voice down Btairs. Shall we go I ' As they anticipated, they found him in the parlor. Mrs. Palmer soon felt so much at ease, that she could answer Mr. Arnold's kind inqui- about her family, without the leasl reserve. Ellen, who had been visiting the arbor, now came in, and after greeting Mary and Jane, in- formed the latter that she could find room for Alice in her school, if agreeable to her parents.
This kind offer was thankfully accepted, and A TALE OF ENGLISH LIFE.
What to read after Labor And Love a Tale of English Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Biehl to read onlineMoreLess
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