The Days of My Life. An Autobiography
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There were two raised tombs besides, with recumbent figures, memorials of some more distinguished or more ostentatious than the rest ; and this house of the dead was lighted by a small Gothic window, filled with scraps of ancient glass ; here, under the shelter of this grained roo^ within these inscribed and monumental walls, and not where the fi'ee air of heaven should visit his grave, we were to lay my father. It was well — better for hun than the green grass, the flowers, the sunshine, and t...he outer human world, was the -little family chapel where, withdrawn fi:om the common dust, his race and kindred waited till the end.
In silence and solitude I stood at the head while it was being laid in its place. I did not weep, nor cry, nor &int. I never faltered for an instant from my firmness. In my cold, cold composure I stood and looked on. The words of the service never woke me, yet I heard every one of them. I noticed the very tone of the clergyman's voice, and the habitual cadence of the words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were two raised tombs besides, with recumbent figures, memorials of some more distinguished or more ostentatious than the rest ; and this house of the dead was lighted by a small Gothic window, filled with scraps of ancient glass ; here, under the shelter of this grained roo^ within these inscribed and monumental walls, and not where the fi'ee air of heaven should visit his grave, we were to lay my father. It was well — better for hun than the green grass, the flowers, the sunshine, and t...he outer human world, was the -little family chapel where, withdrawn fi:om the common dust, his race and kindred waited till the end.
In silence and solitude I stood at the head while it was being laid in its place. I did not weep, nor cry, nor &int. I never faltered for an instant from my firmness. In my cold, cold composure I stood and looked on. The words of the service never woke me, yet I heard every one of them. I noticed the very tone of the clergyman's voice, and the habitual cadence of the words.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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