The Story of Jessie
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Perhaps God had something for her--even a little girllike herself--to do for Him. And she would try her utmost, shedetermined--yes, her utmost; to do her best in the new life she hadbeen called to, and to make others happier by her presence.
CHAPTER X.
CHARLIE REACHES HOME.
After that exciting morning, Jessie saw Miss Patch always once a day, at least, for she never failed to go up to her room to ask her if shecould do any errands, or anything else for her, and very, very gladMiss Patch was, ma...ny a time, to be saved the long drag down all thestairs and up again, and the walk through the cold wet streets duringthe bitter winter months.
Being saved this much exertion, she was able to get down oftener tosee Charlie, and both he and Jessie loved these visits of hers. More than once, too, when her husband was away, Mrs. Lang came for abrief spell, and they had tea together again in Charlie's room.
It was on one of the occasions when she was alone with Miss Patchthat Jessie told of her Sunday-school in the garden, or by thefireside, with her grandfather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps God had something for her--even a little girllike herself--to do for Him. And she would try her utmost, shedetermined--yes, her utmost; to do her best in the new life she hadbeen called to, and to make others happier by her presence.
CHAPTER X.
CHARLIE REACHES HOME.
After that exciting morning, Jessie saw Miss Patch always once a day, at least, for she never failed to go up to her room to ask her if shecould do any errands, or anything else for her, and very, very gladMiss Patch was, ma...ny a time, to be saved the long drag down all thestairs and up again, and the walk through the cold wet streets duringthe bitter winter months.
Being saved this much exertion, she was able to get down oftener tosee Charlie, and both he and Jessie loved these visits of hers. More than once, too, when her husband was away, Mrs. Lang came for abrief spell, and they had tea together again in Charlie's room.
It was on one of the occasions when she was alone with Miss Patchthat Jessie told of her Sunday-school in the garden, or by thefireside, with her grandfather.
What to read after The Story of Jessie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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