Helen's Babies
Helen's Babies
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"Let's have Bible stories first, " said I. "The Lord mightn't like it ifyou didn't learn anything good to-day. " "Well, " said Budge, with the regulation religious-matter-of-duty-face, "let's. I guess I like 'bout Joseph best. " "Tell us 'bout Bliaff, " suggested Toddie.
"Oh, no, Tod, " remonstrated Budge; "Joseph's coat was just as bloody asGoliath's head was. " Then Budge turned to me and explained that "allTod likes Goliath for is 'cause when his head was cut off it was allbloody. " And then... Toddie--the airy sprite whom his mother described asbeing irresistibly drawn to whatever was beautiful--Toddie glared uponme as a butcher's apprentice might stare at a doomed lamb, andremarked:-- "Bliaff's head was all bluggy, an' David's sword was all bluggy--bluggyas everyfing. " I hastily breathed a small prayer, opened the Bible, turned to thestory of Joseph, and audibly condensed it as I read:-- "Joseph was a good little boy whose papa loved him very dearly. But hisbrothers didn't like him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let's have Bible stories first, " said I. "The Lord mightn't like it ifyou didn't learn anything good to-day. " "Well, " said Budge, with the regulation religious-matter-of-duty-face, "let's. I guess I like 'bout Joseph best. " "Tell us 'bout Bliaff, " suggested Toddie.
"Oh, no, Tod, " remonstrated Budge; "Joseph's coat was just as bloody asGoliath's head was. " Then Budge turned to me and explained that "allTod likes Goliath for is 'cause when his head was cut off it was allbloody. " And then... Toddie--the airy sprite whom his mother described asbeing irresistibly drawn to whatever was beautiful--Toddie glared uponme as a butcher's apprentice might stare at a doomed lamb, andremarked:-- "Bliaff's head was all bluggy, an' David's sword was all bluggy--bluggyas everyfing. " I hastily breathed a small prayer, opened the Bible, turned to thestory of Joseph, and audibly condensed it as I read:-- "Joseph was a good little boy whose papa loved him very dearly. But hisbrothers didn't like him.
What to read after Helen's Babies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton John to read onlineMoreLess
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