Harper's Young People, March 2, 1880
Harper's Young People, March 2, 1880
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Ives a lady named Prudence Worth, whose charity wasremarkable. A miner living at Camborne had his goods seized for rent, which he could not pay. He had heard of the many good deeds done by"Madam" Worth, as she was usually called, and he determined to apply toher for assistance. He said: "Madam, I am come to you in great trouble. My goods are seized for rent, and they will be sold if I can not get the money immediately. " "Where do you live?" inquired Mrs. Worth.
"In Camborne, and I work in Stra...y Park Mine. " "I know nothing of you, " observed the lady, "and you may be a drunkard, or an impostor. " "Madam, " replied the miner, with energy, "as I live, I am neither; andif you will lend me the money, I will return it in four months. " The money was lent, the period of four months elapsed, and, true to hispromise, the poor miner, notwithstanding that bad luck had attended him, had managed to get the amount borrowed together, and set off on footwith it. Arriving at Hayle River, he found the tide coming up, but tosave a journey of three miles round by St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ives a lady named Prudence Worth, whose charity wasremarkable. A miner living at Camborne had his goods seized for rent, which he could not pay. He had heard of the many good deeds done by"Madam" Worth, as she was usually called, and he determined to apply toher for assistance. He said: "Madam, I am come to you in great trouble. My goods are seized for rent, and they will be sold if I can not get the money immediately. " "Where do you live?" inquired Mrs. Worth.
"In Camborne, and I work in Stra...y Park Mine. " "I know nothing of you, " observed the lady, "and you may be a drunkard, or an impostor. " "Madam, " replied the miner, with energy, "as I live, I am neither; andif you will lend me the money, I will return it in four months. " The money was lent, the period of four months elapsed, and, true to hispromise, the poor miner, notwithstanding that bad luck had attended him, had managed to get the amount borrowed together, and set off on footwith it. Arriving at Hayle River, he found the tide coming up, but tosave a journey of three miles round by St.
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