Christie Redfern's Troubles
Christie Redfern's Troubles
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I should have considered sooner. But I thought more of mychildren, and of having you still with them, than I did of what would bebest for you. " Christie tried to say how glad she would be to go even now. Mrs Leeshook her head.
"You are not strong, and you are very young. It would be wrong to takeyou I know not where. It may be a long time before we return here. Wemay never return. " She was silent for a moment, and then continued: "Yes, it would be wrong to take you so far from your home to sh...are ouruncertain fortunes. If you were but as strong as you are faithful andpatient! But it cannot be. " Christie ceased to struggle with her tears now, but they fell veryquietly.
"As for wages, " said Mrs Lee, lifting the lid of Christie's work-boxand dropping in it a little purse, "money could never cancel the debt Iowe you. I am content to owe it, Christie. I know you will not grudgeyour loving service to my darlings.
"And I owe you more than that, " she added, after a pause. "Christie, when the time comes when all these chafings and changes shall be over, when seeing the reason of them we shall bless God for them, we shall befriends then, I humbly hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should have considered sooner. But I thought more of mychildren, and of having you still with them, than I did of what would bebest for you. " Christie tried to say how glad she would be to go even now. Mrs Leeshook her head.
"You are not strong, and you are very young. It would be wrong to takeyou I know not where. It may be a long time before we return here. Wemay never return. " She was silent for a moment, and then continued: "Yes, it would be wrong to take you so far from your home to sh...are ouruncertain fortunes. If you were but as strong as you are faithful andpatient! But it cannot be. " Christie ceased to struggle with her tears now, but they fell veryquietly.
"As for wages, " said Mrs Lee, lifting the lid of Christie's work-boxand dropping in it a little purse, "money could never cancel the debt Iowe you. I am content to owe it, Christie. I know you will not grudgeyour loving service to my darlings.
"And I owe you more than that, " she added, after a pause. "Christie, when the time comes when all these chafings and changes shall be over, when seeing the reason of them we shall bless God for them, we shall befriends then, I humbly hope.
What to read after Christie Redfern's Troubles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson Margaret Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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