Christmas Light
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Is it the Christ?" "Aye, child, 'tis as the angel said, " answered Eli happily; "a babewrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. Come to bring peace onearth, our Saviour who is Christ the Lord, our long-looked-for Messiah!Glory to God in the highest! Glory!" Ezra heard no more. He had turned, and with the speed of an arrow fromits bow was running up the steep road toward home.
CHAPTER VII IN A MANGER The rising sun pushed through a bank of purple cloud and touched withlong rosy beams the... roof of Samuel the weaver's house. On the narrowparapet that bordered the roof walked a number of snowy pigeons, stepping delicately with heads raised and thrown back as if to enjoy thesplendor and freshness of the early morning.
In one corner of the roof lay a dark heap, heedless of sunlight, morningbreeze, or bird, conscious only of the blackest misery, the deepesthopelessness that an eight-year-old heart can know.
It was Naomi, who lay with hands clenched and face pressed against thecold stone, too heartsick for tears, wishing only in her wretchednessto creep away where she might be alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it the Christ?" "Aye, child, 'tis as the angel said, " answered Eli happily; "a babewrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. Come to bring peace onearth, our Saviour who is Christ the Lord, our long-looked-for Messiah!Glory to God in the highest! Glory!" Ezra heard no more. He had turned, and with the speed of an arrow fromits bow was running up the steep road toward home.
CHAPTER VII IN A MANGER The rising sun pushed through a bank of purple cloud and touched withlong rosy beams the... roof of Samuel the weaver's house. On the narrowparapet that bordered the roof walked a number of snowy pigeons, stepping delicately with heads raised and thrown back as if to enjoy thesplendor and freshness of the early morning.
In one corner of the roof lay a dark heap, heedless of sunlight, morningbreeze, or bird, conscious only of the blackest misery, the deepesthopelessness that an eight-year-old heart can know.
It was Naomi, who lay with hands clenched and face pressed against thecold stone, too heartsick for tears, wishing only in her wretchednessto creep away where she might be alone.
What to read after Christmas Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Ethel Calvert to read onlineMoreLess
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