Emilie the Peacemaker
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Nowshe felt and understood the meaning of the Saviour's lesson to Peter. She had entered the same school as Peter, and though a slow she was asincere learner.
She is in the right way now to learn the true law of kindness. None butthe _Saviour, _ who was love itself, could teach her this. If any earthlyteacher could have done so, surely Emilie would have succeeded.
She went down to tea softened and sad, for she felt very humble. Theconsideration of her great unlikeness to the character of Jesus,... affected her. "When he was reviled he reviled not again; when hesuffered he threatened not;" and this thought made her feel more thanany sermon or lecture or reproof she ever had in her life, how sheneeded to be changed, her whole self changed; not her old bad nature_patched_ up, but her whole heart made _new_. She did not say much attea; she did not formally apologise to Fred for her conduct to him. Helooked very cross, so perhaps it was wiser to act rather than to speak;but she handed him the bread and butter, and buttered him a piece oftoast, and in many little quiet ways told him she wished to be friendswith him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nowshe felt and understood the meaning of the Saviour's lesson to Peter. She had entered the same school as Peter, and though a slow she was asincere learner.
She is in the right way now to learn the true law of kindness. None butthe _Saviour, _ who was love itself, could teach her this. If any earthlyteacher could have done so, surely Emilie would have succeeded.
She went down to tea softened and sad, for she felt very humble. Theconsideration of her great unlikeness to the character of Jesus,... affected her. "When he was reviled he reviled not again; when hesuffered he threatened not;" and this thought made her feel more thanany sermon or lecture or reproof she ever had in her life, how sheneeded to be changed, her whole self changed; not her old bad nature_patched_ up, but her whole heart made _new_. She did not say much attea; she did not formally apologise to Fred for her conduct to him. Helooked very cross, so perhaps it was wiser to act rather than to speak;but she handed him the bread and butter, and buttered him a piece oftoast, and in many little quiet ways told him she wished to be friendswith him.
What to read after Emilie the Peacemaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geldart Mrs. Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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