Identifier: McGillLibrary-PN970_H37_G73_1808-1949 (find matches)
Title: Gratitude, or, The juvenile writers
Year: 1808 (1800s)
Authors: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, at the Original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard,
Subjects: Conduct of life -- Juvenile literature. Honesty -- Juvenile literature. Humility -- Juvenile literature. Chapbooks -- Specimens. Chapbooks -- England -- London -- 19th century McGill University Library Digitized Title McGill Library's Chapbook Collection Conduct of life Honesty Humility Chapbooks
Publisher: London : Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, at the Original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard
Contributing Library: McGill University Library

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f GRATITUDE. 23 more amiable than you are/ repliedthe lady. Though you may beadmired for beauty, every onewill dislike your insolent beha-viour y but her amiable qualitieswill grain the love and esteem ofevery person, whose approbationis of value. The entrance of her mother pre-vented Charlotte from replying;and she soon after quitted theroom, to avoid any further conver-sation on a subject so disagreeable. She was too much accustomedto flattery, to listen patiently toreproof ; and it mortified her ex-tremely to think that any personshould prefer Maria, whom she £4 GRATITUDE. considered as very inferior to her- >> self. The next morning, Charlottefound herself extremely unwell: aphysician was sent for ; and herdisorder proved to be the small-pox, of a most malignant kind. For many days she was in ex-treme danger; and her mother, ancievery one around her3 despaired ofher recovery. Maria attended her with tfemost affectionate assiduity ; andforgetting all her unkind beha-viour, s

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