The Cottage Girl Or An Account of Ann Edwards
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" " Yes, but will it be long ?" " I think not. " " Oh, I long to be gone, and to be at rest!" Having concluded a short prayer, I bid her farewell for the night, observing, " the Lord only knows whether I shall find you living in the morning. " Indeed I had no ex- pectation of it. She saw I was agitated, and wishing to sooth those feelings which I could no longer conceal, she said, with much ex- pression of tone and countenance, "Never mind; I hope, by the blessing of God my hea- venly Father, I... shall not. " I then left her, and was afterwards informed she lay more easy through the night than usual.
The next morning I hastened to her bed- side: she was living, but unable to converse in the lowest whisper. Her spirit was flut- 28 THE COTTAGE GIRL.
tering to be gone, and the faculties of the mind were but momentarily and imperfectly retained. Enough, however, remained, and was manifested by expressive signs, that her dutiful respect and Christian afiection were still in lively exercise towards her earthly shepherd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Yes, but will it be long ?" " I think not. " " Oh, I long to be gone, and to be at rest!" Having concluded a short prayer, I bid her farewell for the night, observing, " the Lord only knows whether I shall find you living in the morning. " Indeed I had no ex- pectation of it. She saw I was agitated, and wishing to sooth those feelings which I could no longer conceal, she said, with much ex- pression of tone and countenance, "Never mind; I hope, by the blessing of God my hea- venly Father, I... shall not. " I then left her, and was afterwards informed she lay more easy through the night than usual.
The next morning I hastened to her bed- side: she was living, but unable to converse in the lowest whisper. Her spirit was flut- 28 THE COTTAGE GIRL.
tering to be gone, and the faculties of the mind were but momentarily and imperfectly retained. Enough, however, remained, and was manifested by expressive signs, that her dutiful respect and Christian afiection were still in lively exercise towards her earthly shepherd.
What to read after The Cottage Girl Or An Account of Ann Edwards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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