The Story of a Family 1
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The closest vig'ilance, and not a few misgiving-s on his part, preceded and accompanied this step ; Mrs.
Chester became, unconsciously, the subject of many an anxious examination. Much he could not elicit, for there was a reserve about her which the most pertinacious inquirer could not have succeeded in penetrating ; nevertheless, her blameless and regular life, and a certain nobleness and elevation of senti- ment — expressions of which occasionally escaped her, as it were, in spite of herself ...— satisfied him that Ida was not likely to derive harm from close intercourse with her, carried on under his own eye and that of Mr. Becket, whose great age, though slowly but surely taking from him bodily strength, had not seemed to cast one shadow upon the clear, bright surface of intellect and spirit. There was no process of ruin in that calm decay. Rather was he like the figure in the Etruscan tomb, which stood with outline unimpaired, hues undimmed, and proportions unmarred — seen, one moment in all its original stateliness and perfection, the next, CHILDHOOD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The closest vig'ilance, and not a few misgiving-s on his part, preceded and accompanied this step ; Mrs.
Chester became, unconsciously, the subject of many an anxious examination. Much he could not elicit, for there was a reserve about her which the most pertinacious inquirer could not have succeeded in penetrating ; nevertheless, her blameless and regular life, and a certain nobleness and elevation of senti- ment — expressions of which occasionally escaped her, as it were, in spite of herself ...— satisfied him that Ida was not likely to derive harm from close intercourse with her, carried on under his own eye and that of Mr. Becket, whose great age, though slowly but surely taking from him bodily strength, had not seemed to cast one shadow upon the clear, bright surface of intellect and spirit. There was no process of ruin in that calm decay. Rather was he like the figure in the Etruscan tomb, which stood with outline unimpaired, hues undimmed, and proportions unmarred — seen, one moment in all its original stateliness and perfection, the next, CHILDHOOD.
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