A Little Pilgrim
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They never miss an occasion to bring us news ; for they go everywhere, you know. " "Yes, " said the little Pilgrim, though indeed she had not known it till now ; but it seemed to her "as if it had come to her mind by nature and she had never needed to be told.
" They are so tender-hearted, " the painter said ; " and more than that, they are very curious about men and women. They have known it all from the beginning, and it is a wonder to them. There is a friend of mine, an angel, who is more wi...se in men's hearts than any one I know ; and yet he will say to me sometimes, ' I do not under- stand you, — you are wonderful. ' They like to find out all we are thinking. It is an endless pleasure to them, just as it is to some of us to watch the people in the other worlds. " " Do you mean — where we have come from ? " said the little Pilgrim.
" Not always there. ^Ve in this city have been long separated from that country, for all that we love are out of it. " "But not here?" the little Pikrim cried a^ain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They never miss an occasion to bring us news ; for they go everywhere, you know. " "Yes, " said the little Pilgrim, though indeed she had not known it till now ; but it seemed to her "as if it had come to her mind by nature and she had never needed to be told.
" They are so tender-hearted, " the painter said ; " and more than that, they are very curious about men and women. They have known it all from the beginning, and it is a wonder to them. There is a friend of mine, an angel, who is more wi...se in men's hearts than any one I know ; and yet he will say to me sometimes, ' I do not under- stand you, — you are wonderful. ' They like to find out all we are thinking. It is an endless pleasure to them, just as it is to some of us to watch the people in the other worlds. " " Do you mean — where we have come from ? " said the little Pilgrim.
" Not always there. ^Ve in this city have been long separated from that country, for all that we love are out of it. " "But not here?" the little Pikrim cried a^ain.
What to read after A Little Pilgrim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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