Honoring Parents
Honoring Parents
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[Illustration] Miss H. (the stranger) soon became interested in watching the movementof six or eight little boys, of four years old, who occupied a low benchnear her. The smallest of these was a little black-eyed boy, who movedabout on the seat as much as any one, and made rather more than hisshare of noise. He had a little book of pictures, which he was eagerlydisplaying to the little ones around him; and several times had hisearnest explanations been interrupted by the voice of the teacher, s...aying, "Willy, my dear, you must look at the pictures without talking;"when a rude boy stepped up and snatched it from his hand.
Now, what would you have done, if you had been in Willy's place justthen? Would you have struck your naughty little playmate, or called himbad names? or should you have tried to snatch the book back again? Willyknew a better way. He looked troubled, indeed, at first. He asked forthe book in a very coaxing tone; but when he found that the selfishHenry would not give it up, he quietly turned away to find amusementin something else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration] Miss H. (the stranger) soon became interested in watching the movementof six or eight little boys, of four years old, who occupied a low benchnear her. The smallest of these was a little black-eyed boy, who movedabout on the seat as much as any one, and made rather more than hisshare of noise. He had a little book of pictures, which he was eagerlydisplaying to the little ones around him; and several times had hisearnest explanations been interrupted by the voice of the teacher, s...aying, "Willy, my dear, you must look at the pictures without talking;"when a rude boy stepped up and snatched it from his hand.
Now, what would you have done, if you had been in Willy's place justthen? Would you have struck your naughty little playmate, or called himbad names? or should you have tried to snatch the book back again? Willyknew a better way. He looked troubled, indeed, at first. He asked forthe book in a very coaxing tone; but when he found that the selfishHenry would not give it up, he quietly turned away to find amusementin something else.
What to read after Honoring Parents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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