Child of the Sea
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As I quietly waited until they were ready to go and obeyed, there was no confusion, and the two men entered as the boys left. Those two listened with scarcely a movement, until the end. I wonder what they got out of it, that simple lesson for the children.
The slim, little black-robed priest is out every day, and I have a genuine curiosity to learn what he is telling the people about the Protestant invaders, but can make a pretty good guess at it. I see his long, black skirt whisking in and out... of by-streets as I make my own way, here and there, and though he does not appear to do so, I do not doubt that he sees the [90] Child of the Sea whisking of mine — sometimes ahead of his own! In Ponce we have had, or known of, no opposition from priests, except in their sermons. They have little to do with " the masses. " I notice that many of the boys in the mission class are fine, public-school youths of enlightened families, and have found that these children are well grounded in Bible history and Roman Catholic tradition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I quietly waited until they were ready to go and obeyed, there was no confusion, and the two men entered as the boys left. Those two listened with scarcely a movement, until the end. I wonder what they got out of it, that simple lesson for the children.
The slim, little black-robed priest is out every day, and I have a genuine curiosity to learn what he is telling the people about the Protestant invaders, but can make a pretty good guess at it. I see his long, black skirt whisking in and out... of by-streets as I make my own way, here and there, and though he does not appear to do so, I do not doubt that he sees the [90] Child of the Sea whisking of mine — sometimes ahead of his own! In Ponce we have had, or known of, no opposition from priests, except in their sermons. They have little to do with " the masses. " I notice that many of the boys in the mission class are fine, public-school youths of enlightened families, and have found that these children are well grounded in Bible history and Roman Catholic tradition.
What to read after Child of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janie Prichard Duggan to read onlineMoreLess
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