Child Life in Prose
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Continue to do so, my son. When I come home I will bring you a fine present from the fair. I know of a lovely garden, full of joyful children, who wear little golden coats, and pick up beautiful apples, and pears, and cherries, and plums under the trees. They sing, and jump, and make merry. They have also beautiful little horses with golden saddles and silver bridles. I asked the man that 86 CHILD LIFE IN PROSE.
kept the garden who the children were. And he said to me, 'The children are those w...ho love to learn, and to pray, and to be good. ' Then said I, ' Dear sir, I have a little son, named Hansigen Luther. May he come into this garden, and have the same beautiful apples and pears to eat, and wonderful little horses to ride upon, and may he play about with these children ? ' Then said he, ' If he is willing to learn, and to pray, and to be good, he shall come into this garden ; and Lip- pus and Justus too. If they all come together, they shall have pipes, and little drums, and lutes, and music of stringed instruments.
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Continue to do so, my son. When I come home I will bring you a fine present from the fair. I know of a lovely garden, full of joyful children, who wear little golden coats, and pick up beautiful apples, and pears, and cherries, and plums under the trees. They sing, and jump, and make merry. They have also beautiful little horses with golden saddles and silver bridles. I asked the man that 86 CHILD LIFE IN PROSE.
kept the garden who the children were. And he said to me, 'The children are those w...ho love to learn, and to pray, and to be good. ' Then said I, ' Dear sir, I have a little son, named Hansigen Luther. May he come into this garden, and have the same beautiful apples and pears to eat, and wonderful little horses to ride upon, and may he play about with these children ? ' Then said he, ' If he is willing to learn, and to pray, and to be good, he shall come into this garden ; and Lip- pus and Justus too. If they all come together, they shall have pipes, and little drums, and lutes, and music of stringed instruments.
What to read after Child Life in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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