Captain Horace
Captain Horace
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"I shouldn't care if she'd whip me right hard, " thought Horace; "butshe'll talk to me about God and the Bible, and O, she'll look so white!" "Peter, you go on ahead, " said he aloud.
"What for?" "O, I want to rest a minute with Pincher. " It was some moments before Peter would go, and then he went grumbling. As soon as he was out of sight, Horace threw himself on his knees andprayed in low tones, -- "O God, I do want to be a good boy; and if I ever get out of this woodsI'll begin! Keep the bea...rs off, please do, O God, and let us find theway out, and forgive me. Amen. " Horace had never uttered a more sincere prayer in his life. Like manyolder people, he waited till he was in sore need before he called uponGod; but when he had once opened his heart to him, it was wonderful howmuch lighter it felt.
He rose to his feet and struggled on, saying to Pincher, "Poor fellow, poor fellow, don't cry: we'll soon be home. " "Hollo there, cap'n!" shouted Peter: "we're comin' to a clearin'. " "Just as I expected, " thought Horace: "why didn't I pray to Godbefore?" [Illustration: IN THE WOODS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I shouldn't care if she'd whip me right hard, " thought Horace; "butshe'll talk to me about God and the Bible, and O, she'll look so white!" "Peter, you go on ahead, " said he aloud.
"What for?" "O, I want to rest a minute with Pincher. " It was some moments before Peter would go, and then he went grumbling. As soon as he was out of sight, Horace threw himself on his knees andprayed in low tones, -- "O God, I do want to be a good boy; and if I ever get out of this woodsI'll begin! Keep the bea...rs off, please do, O God, and let us find theway out, and forgive me. Amen. " Horace had never uttered a more sincere prayer in his life. Like manyolder people, he waited till he was in sore need before he called uponGod; but when he had once opened his heart to him, it was wonderful howmuch lighter it felt.
He rose to his feet and struggled on, saying to Pincher, "Poor fellow, poor fellow, don't cry: we'll soon be home. " "Hollo there, cap'n!" shouted Peter: "we're comin' to a clearin'. " "Just as I expected, " thought Horace: "why didn't I pray to Godbefore?" [Illustration: IN THE WOODS.
What to read after Captain Horace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Sophie to read onlineMoreLess
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