Famous Stories Every Child Should Know
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'" August gave a shrill shriek like a hare's when it is caught for itsdeath, and threw himself on his knees at his father's feet.
"Oh, father, father!" he cried, convulsively, his hands closing onStrehla's knees, and his uplifted face blanched and distorted withterror. "Oh, father, dear father, you cannot mean what you say? Send_it_ away--our life, our sun, our joy, our comfort? we shall all diein the dark and the cold. Sell _me_ rather. Sell me to any trade orany pain you like; I will not mind.... But Hirschvogel! it is likeselling the very cross off the altar! You must be in jest. You couldnot do such a thing--you could not--you who have always been gentleand good, and who have sat in the warmth here year after year with ourmother. It is not a piece of hardware, as you say; it is a livingthing, for a great man's thoughts and fancies have put life into it, and it loves us, though we are only poor little children, and we loveit with all our hearts and souls, and up in heaven I am sure the deadHirschvogel knows!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'" August gave a shrill shriek like a hare's when it is caught for itsdeath, and threw himself on his knees at his father's feet.
"Oh, father, father!" he cried, convulsively, his hands closing onStrehla's knees, and his uplifted face blanched and distorted withterror. "Oh, father, dear father, you cannot mean what you say? Send_it_ away--our life, our sun, our joy, our comfort? we shall all diein the dark and the cold. Sell _me_ rather. Sell me to any trade orany pain you like; I will not mind.... But Hirschvogel! it is likeselling the very cross off the altar! You must be in jest. You couldnot do such a thing--you could not--you who have always been gentleand good, and who have sat in the warmth here year after year with ourmother. It is not a piece of hardware, as you say; it is a livingthing, for a great man's thoughts and fancies have put life into it, and it loves us, though we are only poor little children, and we loveit with all our hearts and souls, and up in heaven I am sure the deadHirschvogel knows!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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