Christs Cure for Care
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The children are trouble- some, and are banished into the nursery; the birds are noisy, and should be shot ; and as for the flower-garden, they would turn it into a 96 Christ's Cure for Care potato ground, unless flowers pay better — then they Hke flowers. Now I might go to such people for advice; they know all the good investments; they are sharp, shrewd, what the world calls clever. But I should never dream of going to them for sympathy, for pity, for help. I hold the flower in my hand, and I... feel at once how gracious He must be who makes the flowers — how pitiful, how patient, how tender, with what care and skill he deals with things. These are the proof and pledge of his tenderness. "If God so clothe the grass of the field — the common flower of the hedgerow and the pasture — shall he not much more clothe you?" Consider the lilies, and see how he delights to give. In poorhouses and prisons — alas! that we should have to put them together, and that poverty should be treated so much as if it were a crime — the food is allowanced, the weight exact, lest a bit too much should be given — bread to the crumb and rice to the grain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children are trouble- some, and are banished into the nursery; the birds are noisy, and should be shot ; and as for the flower-garden, they would turn it into a 96 Christ's Cure for Care potato ground, unless flowers pay better — then they Hke flowers. Now I might go to such people for advice; they know all the good investments; they are sharp, shrewd, what the world calls clever. But I should never dream of going to them for sympathy, for pity, for help. I hold the flower in my hand, and I... feel at once how gracious He must be who makes the flowers — how pitiful, how patient, how tender, with what care and skill he deals with things. These are the proof and pledge of his tenderness. "If God so clothe the grass of the field — the common flower of the hedgerow and the pasture — shall he not much more clothe you?" Consider the lilies, and see how he delights to give. In poorhouses and prisons — alas! that we should have to put them together, and that poverty should be treated so much as if it were a crime — the food is allowanced, the weight exact, lest a bit too much should be given — bread to the crumb and rice to the grain.
What to read after Christs Cure for Care?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Guy Pearse to read onlineMoreLess
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