Helps Over Hard Places Stories for Boys
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Uncle Gould grew quite stern. "Remem- ber that Betty saw you, my child. Either confess and ask pardon, or go back to your room. " " Yes, Jamie, " said Aunt Gould, appearing from the parlor, " you love Madge dearly, and no doubt the temptation was very great. We have been talking it over, and we wish to be as kind as your own father and mother. Confess your fault, and, as it is the first time, we are all ready to forgive you, and trust you once more. And indeed, since it would make you so very h...appy, I will even promise to give the dress to Madge. " " Don't be a prig, Jim, " whispered Lutie ; "just say you did it, and have it done with. " What a terrible struggle went on in poor Jamie's breast. If he told a lie, there was love and forgiveness, the skating jnize and the pretty dress; if he told the truth, nothing but coldness and contempt, and solitude in his dreary room. What a struggle! The hot passions raged, and the terrible fire burned through his cheeks and eyes. He hesitated. Ah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Uncle Gould grew quite stern. "Remem- ber that Betty saw you, my child. Either confess and ask pardon, or go back to your room. " " Yes, Jamie, " said Aunt Gould, appearing from the parlor, " you love Madge dearly, and no doubt the temptation was very great. We have been talking it over, and we wish to be as kind as your own father and mother. Confess your fault, and, as it is the first time, we are all ready to forgive you, and trust you once more. And indeed, since it would make you so very h...appy, I will even promise to give the dress to Madge. " " Don't be a prig, Jim, " whispered Lutie ; "just say you did it, and have it done with. " What a terrible struggle went on in poor Jamie's breast. If he told a lie, there was love and forgiveness, the skating jnize and the pretty dress; if he told the truth, nothing but coldness and contempt, and solitude in his dreary room. What a struggle! The hot passions raged, and the terrible fire burned through his cheeks and eyes. He hesitated. Ah !
What to read after Helps Over Hard Places Stories for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynde Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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