Juvenile Story book
Juvenile Story book
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He gently reproved them, and he was heartily laughed at by the thoughtless men. He remembered them to his God as he had been taught. And before they arrived at their destined port, he had the satisfaction of know- ing that his gentle reproofs had been the means of doing little good among the sailors. After cruising about for something more than a twelve month, Dick was rejoiced to hear that the vessel would return. He thought how glad his poor mother would be to see him again, and receive from ...his hands $100, the fruits of his labors. He was happy all the time. In a few weeks the vessel anchored in the harbor, and the little sailor boy was so anxious to see his poor mother, that he took a boat and start- 56 THE SAILOR BOY.
ed for the shore alone. See how eager he ap- pears to be to get to the land. With a light heart he bounded up to his mother's cottage; but her joy in once more seeing her beloved son was too great too be expressed. Tears flowed from her eyes. Dick soon informed her of his success and promised to place her in a THE SAILOR BOY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gently reproved them, and he was heartily laughed at by the thoughtless men. He remembered them to his God as he had been taught. And before they arrived at their destined port, he had the satisfaction of know- ing that his gentle reproofs had been the means of doing little good among the sailors. After cruising about for something more than a twelve month, Dick was rejoiced to hear that the vessel would return. He thought how glad his poor mother would be to see him again, and receive from ...his hands $100, the fruits of his labors. He was happy all the time. In a few weeks the vessel anchored in the harbor, and the little sailor boy was so anxious to see his poor mother, that he took a boat and start- 56 THE SAILOR BOY.
ed for the shore alone. See how eager he ap- pears to be to get to the land. With a light heart he bounded up to his mother's cottage; but her joy in once more seeing her beloved son was too great too be expressed. Tears flowed from her eyes. Dick soon informed her of his success and promised to place her in a THE SAILOR BOY.
What to read after Juvenile Story book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D C Daniel Clement Colesworthy to read onlineMoreLess
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