Hard Maple
Hard Maple
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" I don't like to think about heaven — much, " said Sybil, — "I don't want to die. " " People don't die any sooner for thinking about heaven, " said Mrs. Rutherford.
" But Aunt Esther, all the good children in books die, " said S} r bil.
" The good children who live to grow up do not have their lives written till they are men and women — that's all, " said Mrs. Rutherford, smiling. W Some good children God takes at once to HARD MAPLE. 99 heaven, and pome he lets grow up and work for him in the ...world a great many years. They may be content, either way. " Sybil looked off at the hillside, a little soberly.
" I was thinking, " said Mrs. Rutherford, " what a beautiful thing it is for a child to go to heaven. Once where I lived, there was a poor little cottage near by, and the people that lived there were poor, and not very good. They used to quarrel a great deal, and it was said they did other bad things. But they had one little child, — a pretty, fair little thing, just big enough to run about; and she didn't look as if she belonged to the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I don't like to think about heaven — much, " said Sybil, — "I don't want to die. " " People don't die any sooner for thinking about heaven, " said Mrs. Rutherford.
" But Aunt Esther, all the good children in books die, " said S} r bil.
" The good children who live to grow up do not have their lives written till they are men and women — that's all, " said Mrs. Rutherford, smiling. W Some good children God takes at once to HARD MAPLE. 99 heaven, and pome he lets grow up and work for him in the ...world a great many years. They may be content, either way. " Sybil looked off at the hillside, a little soberly.
" I was thinking, " said Mrs. Rutherford, " what a beautiful thing it is for a child to go to heaven. Once where I lived, there was a poor little cottage near by, and the people that lived there were poor, and not very good. They used to quarrel a great deal, and it was said they did other bad things. But they had one little child, — a pretty, fair little thing, just big enough to run about; and she didn't look as if she belonged to the house.
What to read after Hard Maple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anna Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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