Carl Krinken Or the Christmas Stocking
Carl Krinken Or the Christmas Stocking
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" Then why do you sigh ? " " Because I deserve that He should, I believe, " said the cobbler, hanging his head. " I deserve it, for not trusting Him better. ' Cast all your care upon him, for he careth for you. ' Ah, my dear, we can't get on with- out running to our upper storehouse, very often. " " Father, I believe God doesn't mean that we should. " " That's just it, " said the cobbler. " That is, no doubt, what He means. Well, dear, let us learn the lesson He sets us. " " Then, father, " sai...d Sue, " don't you think we have a nice little house ? It is large enough, and it's warm. " " Yes, dear, " said the cobbler ; " some of those poor people we were talking about would think themselves as well off as kings if they had such a house at this. " 11 And it is in a pleasant place, father, where there are a great many kind people. " " I hope there are, " said the cobbler, who was think- ing at the moment how Mr. Shipham had put him off, and Mr. Dill had avoided him, and Mr. Binch had objected to every one of his moderate charges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then why do you sigh ? " " Because I deserve that He should, I believe, " said the cobbler, hanging his head. " I deserve it, for not trusting Him better. ' Cast all your care upon him, for he careth for you. ' Ah, my dear, we can't get on with- out running to our upper storehouse, very often. " " Father, I believe God doesn't mean that we should. " " That's just it, " said the cobbler. " That is, no doubt, what He means. Well, dear, let us learn the lesson He sets us. " " Then, father, " sai...d Sue, " don't you think we have a nice little house ? It is large enough, and it's warm. " " Yes, dear, " said the cobbler ; " some of those poor people we were talking about would think themselves as well off as kings if they had such a house at this. " 11 And it is in a pleasant place, father, where there are a great many kind people. " " I hope there are, " said the cobbler, who was think- ing at the moment how Mr. Shipham had put him off, and Mr. Dill had avoided him, and Mr. Binch had objected to every one of his moderate charges.
What to read after Carl Krinken Or the Christmas Stocking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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