Hagar 3
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It's all I want now, is leave to die." " Then, if I can't help you in any other way.
Mother Hagar, will you let me read to you?" And Opal would fetch the Httle Bible, very worn and faded now, out of which Hagar Win- ter had taught her, twenty years ago, in the old kitchen at Morristhorpe Grange. Opal al- ways read to her out of that Bible, because she knew Hagar liked to see it, and be re- minded of the faithfulness with which she had kept her promise. For the poor woman climg still with her wh...ole soul to the memory of duty done ; and she would say, over and over HAGAR. 331 again, when nothing brought her any peace — "I've done my duty to you, child. No one ever had it to say against me that I didn't do my duty. Only tell me that I've done what's right by you, and I shall go content !" "You have. Mother Hagar, you have." But the content did not come for all Opal's assurances of the duty done. No gleam of comfort ever shone through those restless eyes, not one smile of brightness ever came to light up the poor sad face upon which the shadow of death was slowly settling down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's all I want now, is leave to die." " Then, if I can't help you in any other way.
Mother Hagar, will you let me read to you?" And Opal would fetch the Httle Bible, very worn and faded now, out of which Hagar Win- ter had taught her, twenty years ago, in the old kitchen at Morristhorpe Grange. Opal al- ways read to her out of that Bible, because she knew Hagar liked to see it, and be re- minded of the faithfulness with which she had kept her promise. For the poor woman climg still with her wh...ole soul to the memory of duty done ; and she would say, over and over HAGAR. 331 again, when nothing brought her any peace — "I've done my duty to you, child. No one ever had it to say against me that I didn't do my duty. Only tell me that I've done what's right by you, and I shall go content !" "You have. Mother Hagar, you have." But the content did not come for all Opal's assurances of the duty done. No gleam of comfort ever shone through those restless eyes, not one smile of brightness ever came to light up the poor sad face upon which the shadow of death was slowly settling down.
What to read after Hagar 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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