[Christian’s Mistake by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik]@TWC D-Link bookChristian’s Mistake CHAPTER 11 3/21
Sir Edwin Uniacke remained in Avonsbridge, and Miss Susan Bennett was still staying, and doing well in the house of the blind old woman forty miles away. Shortly her mind became full of far closer cares. The domestic atmosphere of the Lodge was growing daily more difficult to breathe in.
What is it that constitutes an unhappy household? Not necessarily a wicked or warring household but still not happy; devoid of that sunniness which, be the home ever so poor, makes it feel like "a little heaven below" to those who dwell in it, or visit it, or even casually pass it by.
"See how these Christians love one another," used to be said by the old heathen world; and the world says it still--nay, is compelled to say it, of any real Christian home.
Alas it could not always be said of Dr.Grey's. Perhaps, in any case, this was unlikely.
There were many conflicting elements therein.
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