Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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It was past twelve o'clock when I foundmyself in a warm, cosy parlor, with friends whom I have ever sincebeen glad to remember. In a little time we were all safely housed inour hospitable apartments, and sleep fell on me for the first time inScotland.
The next morning I awoke worn and weary, and scarce could the charmsof the social Scotch breakfast restore me.
Our friend and host was Mr. Bailie Paton. I believe that it is to hissuggestion in a public meeting that we owe the invitation whichbrou...ght us to Scotland.
After breakfast the visiting began. First, a friend of the family, with three beautiful children, the youngest of whom was the bearer ofa handsomely bound album, containing a pressed collection of the sea-mosses of the Scottish coast, very vivid and beautiful.
All this day is a confused dream to me of a dizzy and overwhelmingkind. So many letters that it took brother Charles from nine in themorning till two in the afternoon to read and answer them in theshortest manner; letters from all classes of people, high and low, rich and poor, in all shades and styles of composition, poetry andprose; some mere outbursts of feeling; some invitations; some adviceand suggestions; some requests and inquiries; some presenting books, or flowers, or fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was past twelve o'clock when I foundmyself in a warm, cosy parlor, with friends whom I have ever sincebeen glad to remember. In a little time we were all safely housed inour hospitable apartments, and sleep fell on me for the first time inScotland.
The next morning I awoke worn and weary, and scarce could the charmsof the social Scotch breakfast restore me.
Our friend and host was Mr. Bailie Paton. I believe that it is to hissuggestion in a public meeting that we owe the invitation whichbrou...ght us to Scotland.
After breakfast the visiting began. First, a friend of the family, with three beautiful children, the youngest of whom was the bearer ofa handsomely bound album, containing a pressed collection of the sea-mosses of the Scottish coast, very vivid and beautiful.
All this day is a confused dream to me of a dizzy and overwhelmingkind. So many letters that it took brother Charles from nine in themorning till two in the afternoon to read and answer them in theshortest manner; letters from all classes of people, high and low, rich and poor, in all shades and styles of composition, poetry andprose; some mere outbursts of feeling; some invitations; some adviceand suggestions; some requests and inquiries; some presenting books, or flowers, or fruit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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