A Little book for Christmas
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Yes, his surmise had been correct. The safe was filled with silver. There was a small steel drawer in the middle of it. He had a broadbladed jack-knife in his pocket and at the risk of snapping the blade heforced the lock and drew out the drawer. It was filled with papers. Helifted the first one and stood staring at it in astonishment, for itwas an envelope which bore his name, written by a hand which had longsince mouldered away in the dust of a grave.
V Before he could open the envelope, ther...e broke on his ear a still smallvoice, not that of conscience, not that of God; the voice of achild--but does not God speak perhaps as often through the lips ofchildhood as in any other way--and conscience, too?
"Are you Santa Claus?" the voice whispered in his ear.
"Crackerjack" dropped the paper and turned like a flash, knife upraisedin his clenched hand, to confront a very little girl and a still smallerboy staring at him in open-eyed astonishment, an astonishment which waswithout any vestige of alarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, his surmise had been correct. The safe was filled with silver. There was a small steel drawer in the middle of it. He had a broadbladed jack-knife in his pocket and at the risk of snapping the blade heforced the lock and drew out the drawer. It was filled with papers. Helifted the first one and stood staring at it in astonishment, for itwas an envelope which bore his name, written by a hand which had longsince mouldered away in the dust of a grave.
V Before he could open the envelope, ther...e broke on his ear a still smallvoice, not that of conscience, not that of God; the voice of achild--but does not God speak perhaps as often through the lips ofchildhood as in any other way--and conscience, too?
"Are you Santa Claus?" the voice whispered in his ear.
"Crackerjack" dropped the paper and turned like a flash, knife upraisedin his clenched hand, to confront a very little girl and a still smallerboy staring at him in open-eyed astonishment, an astonishment which waswithout any vestige of alarm.
What to read after A Little book for Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brady Cyrus Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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