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As has been, perhaps, suspected, these I politenesses are the result of the first let- 148 THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ter received from Annie, which is about to be read. That it is a sort of humiliation and prayer to be permitted to return home, is expected ; and that the effect on the hopeful may be salutary, is believed — but he failing to make his appearance, the reading goes on. Mrs. Hartly having first spread her satin skirt to the distance of some yards about her, turned the show- iest parts ...of her bracelets toward where observers would be if any were there, pulled the lace well out from beneath the satin sleeve, and lifted up the left hand (on one finger of which glitters a quantity of metal) to a line of grace, which she is placidly contemplating with a face drawn to a simpering, unnatural sort of benig- nity-expression, meaq£ to show forth the fact, that she is lifted serenely above the cares, and toils, and troubles of life, by the house in which she lives, and her obli- gations to the coming ages — these things having graven themselves in the iron of history, the following letter was read : — " Dear Father and Mother, — I have so many things to say, and am so little used to writing, that I do n't know how to begin ; but as I promised to keep a sort of journal of every day's experience, I sup- pose I may as well begin now, for this is the second night of my being here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As has been, perhaps, suspected, these I politenesses are the result of the first let- 148 THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ter received from Annie, which is about to be read. That it is a sort of humiliation and prayer to be permitted to return home, is expected ; and that the effect on the hopeful may be salutary, is believed — but he failing to make his appearance, the reading goes on. Mrs. Hartly having first spread her satin skirt to the distance of some yards about her, turned the show- iest parts ...of her bracelets toward where observers would be if any were there, pulled the lace well out from beneath the satin sleeve, and lifted up the left hand (on one finger of which glitters a quantity of metal) to a line of grace, which she is placidly contemplating with a face drawn to a simpering, unnatural sort of benig- nity-expression, meaq£ to show forth the fact, that she is lifted serenely above the cares, and toils, and troubles of life, by the house in which she lives, and her obli- gations to the coming ages — these things having graven themselves in the iron of history, the following letter was read : — " Dear Father and Mother, — I have so many things to say, and am so little used to writing, that I do n't know how to begin ; but as I promised to keep a sort of journal of every day's experience, I sup- pose I may as well begin now, for this is the second night of my being here.
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