Dora Everett Spalding a Tribute
Dora Everett Spalding a Tribute
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Beside her charitable offerings made throuorh the channels of the church, her private gifts, distributed by her own hands and accompanied with delicate and tender expressions of personal regard, ought to be noticed. For many years it was her cus- tom and her delight to visit the homes of the sick and the poor, where her genial presence and thoughtful charities were like rays of sunshine. One who did not belong- to her houseliold, but who was somewhat acquainted with her habits of beneficence.
1...5 says : " It was her constant joy to consider the poor, and the cause which she knew not she searched out. A pair of stockings for an ill-clad girl, a cravat for a boy, a ribbon or a bit of lace for a servant, some tea for an old lady, a shilling here and a sixpence there to diminish friction and make the way pleasant, was her habit, anxious to do good as she had opportunity, not slighting small occa- sions and the by-places of the town. " Over many a hard spot have Mrs. Spalding's gifts helped the needy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beside her charitable offerings made throuorh the channels of the church, her private gifts, distributed by her own hands and accompanied with delicate and tender expressions of personal regard, ought to be noticed. For many years it was her cus- tom and her delight to visit the homes of the sick and the poor, where her genial presence and thoughtful charities were like rays of sunshine. One who did not belong- to her houseliold, but who was somewhat acquainted with her habits of beneficence.
1...5 says : " It was her constant joy to consider the poor, and the cause which she knew not she searched out. A pair of stockings for an ill-clad girl, a cravat for a boy, a ribbon or a bit of lace for a servant, some tea for an old lady, a shilling here and a sixpence there to diminish friction and make the way pleasant, was her habit, anxious to do good as she had opportunity, not slighting small occa- sions and the by-places of the town. " Over many a hard spot have Mrs. Spalding's gifts helped the needy.
What to read after Dora Everett Spalding a Tribute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alfred Spalding to read onlineMoreLess
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