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her from reading: to her own great grief, for she was a woman of a serious, thoughtful turn of mind. I accordingly went, and found her alone, as
usual, in her little, close, dark cottage, redolent of smoke and confined air, but as tidy and clean as she could make it. She was seated beside her
little fire (consisting of a few red cinders and a bit of stick), busily knitting, with a small sackcloth cushion at her feet, placed for the
accommodation of her gentle friend the cat, who was seated thereon, with her long tail half encircling her velvet paws, and her half-closed eyes
dreamily gazing on the low, crooked fender. 'Well, Nancy, how are you to-day?' 'Why, middling, Miss, i' myseln--my eyes is no better, but I'm a deal
easier i' my mind nor I have been,' replied she, rising to welcome me with a contented smile; which I was glad to see, for Nancy had been somewhat
afflicted with religious melancholy. I congratulated her upon the change. She agreed that it was a great blessing, and expressed herself 'right down
thankful for it'; adding, within ourselves; but remember that HE made them, and HE loves them; and whosoever loveth him that begat, loveth him that
is coach handbags outlet begotten also. And if God so loveth us, that He gave His only begotten Son to die for us, we ought also to love one
another. But if you cannot feel positive affection for those who do not care for you, you can at least try to do to them as you would they should do
unto you: you can endeavour to pity their failings and excuse their offences, and to do all the good you can to those about you. And if you accustom
yourself to this, Nancy, the very effort itself will make you love them in some degree--to say nothing of the goodwill your kindness would beget in
them, though they might have little else that is good about them. If we love God and wish to serve Him, let us try to be like Coach Factory Him, to do His work, to labour for His glory--which is the good of man--to hasten the coming of His kingdom, which is the peace and
happiness of all the world: however powerless we may seem to be, in doing all the good we can through life, the humblest all the injury she had done
me--and others also: she had not half known it, I was sure; and I prayed God to pardon her too. During the remainder of that day of festal sadness, I
was left to my own devices. Being too much unhinged for any steady occupation, I wandered about with a book in my hand for several hours, more
thinking than reading, for I had many things to think about. In the evening, I made use of my liberty to go and see my old friend Nancy once again; to
apologize for my long absence (which must have seemed so neglectful and unkind) by telling her how busy I had been; and to talk, or read, or work for
her, whichever might be most acceptable, and also, of course, to tell her the news of this important day: and perhaps to obtain a little information
from her in return, respecting Mr. Weston's expected departure. But of this she seemed to know nothing, and I hoped, as she did, that it was all a
false report. She was very glad to see me; but, happily, her eyes were now so nearly well that she was almost independent of my services. She was
deeply dying to have.' 'Well, as long as you entertain these views, coach facrtory outlet keep single by all means, and never marry at all: not even to escape the infamy of old-maidenhood.' 'Well, Miss Grey, what
do you think of the new curate?' asked Miss Murray, on our return from church the Sunday after the recommencement of our duties. 'I can scarcely
tell,' was my reply: 'I have not even heard him preach.' 'Well, but you saw him, didn't you?' 'Yes, but I cannot pretend to judge of a man's
character by a single cursory glance at his face.' 'But isn't he ugly?' 'He did not strike me as being particularly so; I don't dislike that cast of
countenance: but the only thing I particularly noticed about him was his style of reading; which appeared to me good--infinitely better, at least,
than Mr. Hatfield's. He read the Lessons as if he were bent on giving full effect to every passage; it seemed as if the most careless person could not
have helped attending, nor the most ignorant have failed to understand; and the prayers he read as if he were not reading at all, but praying of my
reflections about this period. I might go on prosing more and more, I coach outlet might dive much deeper, and disclose other thoughts, propose questions the reader might be puzzled to answer, and deduce arguments
that might startle his prejudices, or, perhaps, provoke his ridicule, because he could not comprehend them; but I forbear. Now, therefore, let us
return to Miss Murray. She accompanied her mamma to the ball on Tuesday; of course splendidly attired, and delighted with her prospects and her
charms. As Ashby Park was nearly ten miles distant from Horton Lodge, they had to set out pretty early, and I intended to have spent the evening with
Nancy Brown, whom I had not seen for a long time; but my kind pupil took care I should spend it neither there nor anywhere else beyond the limits of
the schoolroom, by giving me a piece of music to copy, which kept me closely occupied till bed-time. About eleven next morning, as soon as she had
left her room, she came to tell me her news. Sir Thomas had indeed proposed to her at the ball; an event which reflected great credit on her mamma's
sagacity, if not upon her skill in contrivance. I rather incline to the belief that she had first laid her plans, and coach outlet online then predicted their success.
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