A book for the Household Home Happiness
A book for the Household Home Happiness
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The eldest son and daughter had become teachers. Their good home bringing-up, and the teacliing they had from friends, in the Sabbath-scliool, liad received the blessing of God. Tliey both loved their Saviour, and tried to show their love, in their cheerful, diligent, daily life; and, when Sunday came round, tlicy took a real pleasure in trying to teach the children of their neighbours, from the Holy liiblc they themselves loved. They had long since gained their own livelihood. Fivo others stil...l lived with their ])arents ; each earning something, or doing something useful. The girls had all been taught useful sewing; and could cut out a shirt, or even a ])air of trowsers. All the odds and ends of clotli, or ])rint, or calico, were carefully saved till they could be converted into fioniething useful. "The worst of the old cloth will makf> a mo]), " said Susan, ''if it will do for nothing else. " I'atchwork was always at Iiand^ for HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THINGS. 31 any of the younger girls to take up when nothing else wanted to be made, or mended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eldest son and daughter had become teachers. Their good home bringing-up, and the teacliing they had from friends, in the Sabbath-scliool, liad received the blessing of God. Tliey both loved their Saviour, and tried to show their love, in their cheerful, diligent, daily life; and, when Sunday came round, tlicy took a real pleasure in trying to teach the children of their neighbours, from the Holy liiblc they themselves loved. They had long since gained their own livelihood. Fivo others stil...l lived with their ])arents ; each earning something, or doing something useful. The girls had all been taught useful sewing; and could cut out a shirt, or even a ])air of trowsers. All the odds and ends of clotli, or ])rint, or calico, were carefully saved till they could be converted into fioniething useful. "The worst of the old cloth will makf> a mo]), " said Susan, ''if it will do for nothing else. " I'atchwork was always at Iiand^ for HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THINGS. 31 any of the younger girls to take up when nothing else wanted to be made, or mended.
What to read after A book for the Household Home Happiness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W P Walter Parry Haskett Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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