Making the Most of Life
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Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, in one of her beautiful poems, tellsof a weary sister who grieved sorely because, as it seemed to her, shehad not been able to do any work for Christ. By a mother's dying bedshe had promised to care for her little sister, and her work for thechild so filled her hands that she had not time for anything else. Asshe grieved thus once, the little sister sleeping beside her stirredand told her of a sweet, strange dream she had had. She thought hersister was sitting sad beca...use the King had bidden each one to bringhim a gift.
"And in my dream I saw you there, And heard you say, 'No hands can bear A gift, that are so filled with care. ' "What care?' the King said, and he smiled To hear you answer, wailing wild, 'I only toil to feed a child. ' "And then with such a look divine ('Twas that awaked me with its shine), He whispered, 'But the child is mine. '" There are many for whom this little story-poem should have sweetcomfort. There are fathers and mothers who find it hard to provide fortheir children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, in one of her beautiful poems, tellsof a weary sister who grieved sorely because, as it seemed to her, shehad not been able to do any work for Christ. By a mother's dying bedshe had promised to care for her little sister, and her work for thechild so filled her hands that she had not time for anything else. Asshe grieved thus once, the little sister sleeping beside her stirredand told her of a sweet, strange dream she had had. She thought hersister was sitting sad beca...use the King had bidden each one to bringhim a gift.
"And in my dream I saw you there, And heard you say, 'No hands can bear A gift, that are so filled with care. ' "What care?' the King said, and he smiled To hear you answer, wailing wild, 'I only toil to feed a child. ' "And then with such a look divine ('Twas that awaked me with its shine), He whispered, 'But the child is mine. '" There are many for whom this little story-poem should have sweetcomfort. There are fathers and mothers who find it hard to provide fortheir children.
What to read after Making the Most of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller James Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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