Have We No Rights?
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Where had he learned those words? (He had picked up the language, goodand bad alike, without even trying!) She wouldn't even have known whatthe words meant, but she had overheard the Bible woman scolding him, and had gone out to see what was wrong. The Bible woman hadn't wantedto tell her, but she would not be satisfied until she did. No, if herboy was going to learn filth like that by being inland with her, therewas no help for it--he must go to school. "Dear Lord, " she prayed, "You know what...'s best, and I suppose he's got to go; but, oh, Father, it's like tearing my heart out to send him!" The time came. John and Mary went back to the field. David went off toschool, bravely choking down the sobs, but with a pathetic, lost lookin his eyes that stabbed his parents' hearts. They tried to forget it, and to rejoice in the thought of soon meeting again the dear group ofChristians in their old station. But, no! A sudden call came, anurgent call to a hard place, in an entirely different part of thefield.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where had he learned those words? (He had picked up the language, goodand bad alike, without even trying!) She wouldn't even have known whatthe words meant, but she had overheard the Bible woman scolding him, and had gone out to see what was wrong. The Bible woman hadn't wantedto tell her, but she would not be satisfied until she did. No, if herboy was going to learn filth like that by being inland with her, therewas no help for it--he must go to school. "Dear Lord, " she prayed, "You know what...'s best, and I suppose he's got to go; but, oh, Father, it's like tearing my heart out to send him!" The time came. John and Mary went back to the field. David went off toschool, bravely choking down the sobs, but with a pathetic, lost lookin his eyes that stabbed his parents' hearts. They tried to forget it, and to rejoice in the thought of soon meeting again the dear group ofChristians in their old station. But, no! A sudden call came, anurgent call to a hard place, in an entirely different part of thefield.
What to read after Have We No Rights??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson Mabel to read onlineMoreLess
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