Five Happy Weeks
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" Miss Rose laughed.
"Well, that was a pretty good cause; but generally, when children arenot naughty, they are happy. You would only vex your dear mamma, andmake her feel badly, if you were moping and fretting here, where shesent you to be with your auntie. Then you would spoil auntie's pleasureif, instead of laughing and singing, you were crying and sitting in thecorner. She would say, 'O dear, what queer children these are! I'll beglad when they're gone away. '" "That would be dreadful! to h...ave Aunt Maria think that, " said Edith. "But tell us your opinion about it. " "My opinion is, that it is every one's duty to be as cheerful as he canbe all the time. If things vex us and trouble us, let us say, 'Nevermind. ' If it rains to-day, it will be clear to-morrow. If we pray to ourFather, about everything, we will never need to be sorrowful long. " Then Miss Rose taught them a pretty little verse: "Casting all your care upon Him, for He careth for you. " Kneeling that night by her little white bed, Edith said her prayers asusual, and then added another petition: "Dear Lord Jesus, make me happy every night and day, so that I shalllove everybody, and everybody love me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Miss Rose laughed.
"Well, that was a pretty good cause; but generally, when children arenot naughty, they are happy. You would only vex your dear mamma, andmake her feel badly, if you were moping and fretting here, where shesent you to be with your auntie. Then you would spoil auntie's pleasureif, instead of laughing and singing, you were crying and sitting in thecorner. She would say, 'O dear, what queer children these are! I'll beglad when they're gone away. '" "That would be dreadful! to h...ave Aunt Maria think that, " said Edith. "But tell us your opinion about it. " "My opinion is, that it is every one's duty to be as cheerful as he canbe all the time. If things vex us and trouble us, let us say, 'Nevermind. ' If it rains to-day, it will be clear to-morrow. If we pray to ourFather, about everything, we will never need to be sorrowful long. " Then Miss Rose taught them a pretty little verse: "Casting all your care upon Him, for He careth for you. " Kneeling that night by her little white bed, Edith said her prayers asusual, and then added another petition: "Dear Lord Jesus, make me happy every night and day, so that I shalllove everybody, and everybody love me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sangster Margaret Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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