Christmas Week At Biglers Mill a Sketch in Black And White
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Then here's Ned. You know jus' what kind of a wigglin' and twistin' boy he is, but he is young yit. Oh, our kind, lovin' Father, I want's you to specially make out o' that boy the very bestes' man you can with such stuff as you has to work witH. After remembering the absent ones he closed, when all at the table said " Amen ! " This was a special Christmas prayer, yet, on all days of the year, Uncle Simon came to the Lord with his cares and joys with the same earnest, childlike faith which his g...randchildren brought when they prayed for help in lifting the heavy stump. This good colored man, whom all the young people called "Uncle Simon, " was one of the 50 CHRISTMAS WEEK AT BIGLER'S MILL most beloved men in all the country around. He was the eldest son of his former owner and mas ter. His half-brothers and sisters, the white Dees, were accustomed to call him brother Simon, which in itself was remarkable. In their father's will " my son Simon " was re membered, and received as his inheritance three hundred acres of pine land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then here's Ned. You know jus' what kind of a wigglin' and twistin' boy he is, but he is young yit. Oh, our kind, lovin' Father, I want's you to specially make out o' that boy the very bestes' man you can with such stuff as you has to work witH. After remembering the absent ones he closed, when all at the table said " Amen ! " This was a special Christmas prayer, yet, on all days of the year, Uncle Simon came to the Lord with his cares and joys with the same earnest, childlike faith which his g...randchildren brought when they prayed for help in lifting the heavy stump. This good colored man, whom all the young people called "Uncle Simon, " was one of the 50 CHRISTMAS WEEK AT BIGLER'S MILL most beloved men in all the country around. He was the eldest son of his former owner and mas ter. His half-brothers and sisters, the white Dees, were accustomed to call him brother Simon, which in itself was remarkable. In their father's will " my son Simon " was re membered, and received as his inheritance three hundred acres of pine land.
What to read after Christmas Week At Biglers Mill a Sketch in Black And White?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dora E W Spratt to read onlineMoreLess
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