Dartmouth Parsonage a Tale for Youth
Dartmouth Parsonage a Tale for Youth
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Herbert. "Well my good friend, it is a common saying, ' Better late than never/ and 1 am sure my own services and those of my family are at your command, and we shall be glad to concur in any of your benevo- lent designs. Even my little Phoebe^ will do something for us, if I am not mistaken. I have heard a very good account of her lately, and I do not know how she can be better rewarded 90 than by being allowed to aid her sisters, in making clothing for some of her poor friends. " Phoebe. " I s...hould like it very much papa, because the poor people always thank my sisters, and seem so pleased whenever they do any thing for them. " " You should like to see them pleased, my dear little girl, " said Mr. Herbert, " but I am sorry you have no higher motive for wishing to relieve those who need their assistance, than that you may receive their thanks ; but you and I must talk over this subject a little by-and-by, and I hope then we shall understand it better. " Phoebe felt this gentle reproof from her beloved Father, and thought it over in silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herbert. "Well my good friend, it is a common saying, ' Better late than never/ and 1 am sure my own services and those of my family are at your command, and we shall be glad to concur in any of your benevo- lent designs. Even my little Phoebe^ will do something for us, if I am not mistaken. I have heard a very good account of her lately, and I do not know how she can be better rewarded 90 than by being allowed to aid her sisters, in making clothing for some of her poor friends. " Phoebe. " I s...hould like it very much papa, because the poor people always thank my sisters, and seem so pleased whenever they do any thing for them. " " You should like to see them pleased, my dear little girl, " said Mr. Herbert, " but I am sorry you have no higher motive for wishing to relieve those who need their assistance, than that you may receive their thanks ; but you and I must talk over this subject a little by-and-by, and I hope then we shall understand it better. " Phoebe felt this gentle reproof from her beloved Father, and thought it over in silence.
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