The North American Review volume 65
The North American Review volume 65
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" The course of Amy's struggles with herself, her mother's constant watchfulness as her child becomes more acquainted with the faults of others and her own, and the effect gradually produced by her meekness, patience, and love, could hardly have been better described.
The visit of Amy to Rochford Park is related with a good deal of humor. Unaccustomed to society and to visiting, and extremely desirous to please and to be liked, she finds herself utterly abashed in the midst of the splendor whic...h she almost enviously admires. The scene at the dinner must be given entire.
" Amy felt almost happy when she had contrived to hide her self behind Dora, and could look at what was going on without being observed ; and dinner being announced almost immediately, she kept close by her side, hoping that after all she might not find it as terrible as she had expected. But her hope was soon crushed. There was a slight confusion as they went into the dining-room ; no one seemed to know exactly where to place her self ; and Amy was obliged to leave Dora, and take the vacant seat between her Aunt Harrington and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The course of Amy's struggles with herself, her mother's constant watchfulness as her child becomes more acquainted with the faults of others and her own, and the effect gradually produced by her meekness, patience, and love, could hardly have been better described.
The visit of Amy to Rochford Park is related with a good deal of humor. Unaccustomed to society and to visiting, and extremely desirous to please and to be liked, she finds herself utterly abashed in the midst of the splendor whic...h she almost enviously admires. The scene at the dinner must be given entire.
" Amy felt almost happy when she had contrived to hide her self behind Dora, and could look at what was going on without being observed ; and dinner being announced almost immediately, she kept close by her side, hoping that after all she might not find it as terrible as she had expected. But her hope was soon crushed. There was a slight confusion as they went into the dining-room ; no one seemed to know exactly where to place her self ; and Amy was obliged to leave Dora, and take the vacant seat between her Aunt Harrington and Mr.
What to read after The North American Review volume 65?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armin Kohl Lobeck to read onlineMoreLess
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