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Three among this little group, were her own children; but while they shared her notice, and from time to time excited her sympathy in their innocent enjoyment, it was not by them that her thoughts were at this time peculiarly engrossed. There was among them a fourth, who, although not hers by the tie of nature, might almost be said to have become so by adoption, since she had now been three years under her roof, with the prospect of continuing there for an indefinite period; and it was on this little girl, who stood to her in the relation of a pupil, that the teachers thoughtful atiention was fixed. She was between eleven and twelve years of age, and the eldest of the little band; a bright, rosy-cheeked, animated child, of a lively, adventurous spirit, the invariable leader in every youthful pastime. But on the present occasion she seemed only partially to share in the sport, for after every outburst of glee in which she indulged, far outdoing her companions in extravagant merriment, and inciting them to new hilarity, she would hastily resume her seat at the foot of an old apple-tree, snatch a well-worn book from the grass where she had thrown it, and appear for a time wholly engrossed in study. Her fits of diligence, however, were but short lived. At the first temptation held out by her companions, she would again fling aside the volume, spring to her feet, and bound with them to the farthest corner of the orchard, from which excursion she would return, heated, weary, and out of breath. Now a mischievous urchin had stolen her bonnet, and dared her to its recovery; and now a pet rabbit had just rushed past, and she must follow with the others in full pursuit. It was in vain that after each fresh interruption she applied herself anew to her lesson, and placing her fingers to her ears, strove to shut out the bewildering voices of her playmates.
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I rish way of expressing myself, I should call prefaces, in general, the authors supplement to his work; either explaining his reasons for writing it, or giving some additional matter which could not be in cluded, or else was forgotten in the book itself. Now as I am not the author of the following story, I cannot give her reasons for writing it, nor add to what she has already said ;nor can I even give my opinion of it, as by so doing, I should have to reveal much of the plot in order to justify praise, or explain criticism.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book is an intriguing record of a young woman's journey in the mid-1800s to reconcile the values and expectations of her upbringing with those of the world she encounters. Sent from her rural New England home to live with her wealthy and status-conscious father in New York City, Mabel Vaughn finds herself torn between duty and desire, tradition and independence. The author presents a vivid depiction of Mabel's struggle to maintain her integrity while navigating the complexities of a society very different from her own. The book explores universal themes of personal growth, the search for identity, and the choices we must make to live in harmony with our values and beliefs. Ultimately, it is a compelling testament to the enduring power of the human spirit to adapt, overcome challenges, and find one's own unique path in life. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331269007_0
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