Keineth
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" "My greatest grief in life, " the little old lady said, holding theletter close to her heart, "is that I have no son who may for hisgeneration serve his country, if they need him!" Afterwards Barbara told Keineth that Mrs. Sparks had once had a littleboy who had been born a cripple and died when he was twelve years old.
While Barbara and Peggy were busy spreading a picnic--table under theapple tree, Keineth told Grandma Sparks of her own father and how hehad gone away to serve his country, to...o; but that it was a secret andno one knew he was a soldier because he wore no uniform.
"The truest hearts aren't always under a uniform, my dear, " and the oldlady patted Keineth's hand. "The service that is done quietly and withno beating of drums is the hardest service to do!" After thepicnic--and the picnic _had_ included the gingerbread and tarts andpatties that Barbara had described and which the dear old lady hadspent hours in preparing--they grouped themselves under the apple tree;Grandma in the old rocker Billy had brought from the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "My greatest grief in life, " the little old lady said, holding theletter close to her heart, "is that I have no son who may for hisgeneration serve his country, if they need him!" Afterwards Barbara told Keineth that Mrs. Sparks had once had a littleboy who had been born a cripple and died when he was twelve years old.
While Barbara and Peggy were busy spreading a picnic--table under theapple tree, Keineth told Grandma Sparks of her own father and how hehad gone away to serve his country, to...o; but that it was a secret andno one knew he was a soldier because he wore no uniform.
"The truest hearts aren't always under a uniform, my dear, " and the oldlady patted Keineth's hand. "The service that is done quietly and withno beating of drums is the hardest service to do!" After thepicnic--and the picnic _had_ included the gingerbread and tarts andpatties that Barbara had described and which the dear old lady hadspent hours in preparing--they grouped themselves under the apple tree;Grandma in the old rocker Billy had brought from the house.
What to read after Keineth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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