Waifs And Strays
Waifs And Strays
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She never thought an unkind thought or uttered a bitter word against any one who might differ from her in views or actions. But her silent dis- approval, as well as her steady influence for good, carried untold weight, and indeed, evil could hardly hold up its head where her footstep was passing.
Upon that perfect and beautiful married life I do not dare to touch ; her home, from the very first day when she entered it to the last sad day of her leaving it, was indeed a home in the true sense of... the word. Some . Flight but telling mention of the home at Ashridge occurs in the diary of the famous Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Winchester, which I quote : * Ashbridge, December loth, 1872. — This is -always a charming house — he so good, so true and kind, and she quite bright in her beauty and loveliness. ' Indeed, all who were her bidden guests, and they were many, will long remember LADY BROWNLOW the greeting — courteous, and deferential to the old, warm and spontaneous to the young — that was given by one whose beauty of form and of face was but in harmony with her loving heart and her pure and noble soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She never thought an unkind thought or uttered a bitter word against any one who might differ from her in views or actions. But her silent dis- approval, as well as her steady influence for good, carried untold weight, and indeed, evil could hardly hold up its head where her footstep was passing.
Upon that perfect and beautiful married life I do not dare to touch ; her home, from the very first day when she entered it to the last sad day of her leaving it, was indeed a home in the true sense of... the word. Some . Flight but telling mention of the home at Ashridge occurs in the diary of the famous Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Winchester, which I quote : * Ashbridge, December loth, 1872. — This is -always a charming house — he so good, so true and kind, and she quite bright in her beauty and loveliness. ' Indeed, all who were her bidden guests, and they were many, will long remember LADY BROWNLOW the greeting — courteous, and deferential to the old, warm and spontaneous to the young — that was given by one whose beauty of form and of face was but in harmony with her loving heart and her pure and noble soul.
What to read after Waifs And Strays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lady Constance Battersea to read onlineMoreLess
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