John Ward, Preacher
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Tom, "--she pointed a shaking fingerat the coffin in the next room, --"born, as you might say, drinkin'. Hisfather died in a drunken fit, and his mother give it to her baby with hermilk. Then, what schoolin' did he get? Nothin', 'less it was his motherlickin' him. Tom's often told me that. He hadn't no trade learned, neither, --just rafted with men as bad as him. Is it any wonder he wasn'tconverted?" "I know all that, " Helen began to say gently, but Mrs. Davis could notcheck the torrent of her... despairing grief.
"He didn't have no chance; an' he didn't ask to be born, neither. God puthim here, an' look at the way He made him live; look at this house; seethe floor, how the water runs down into that corner: it is all sagged an'leanin'--the whole thing is rotten look at that one window, up againstthe wall; not a ray of sunshine ever struck it. An' here's where God'smade us live. Six of us, now the baby's come. Children was the only thingwe was rich in, and we didn't have food enough to put in their mouths, ordecent clothes to cover 'em.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom, "--she pointed a shaking fingerat the coffin in the next room, --"born, as you might say, drinkin'. Hisfather died in a drunken fit, and his mother give it to her baby with hermilk. Then, what schoolin' did he get? Nothin', 'less it was his motherlickin' him. Tom's often told me that. He hadn't no trade learned, neither, --just rafted with men as bad as him. Is it any wonder he wasn'tconverted?" "I know all that, " Helen began to say gently, but Mrs. Davis could notcheck the torrent of her... despairing grief.
"He didn't have no chance; an' he didn't ask to be born, neither. God puthim here, an' look at the way He made him live; look at this house; seethe floor, how the water runs down into that corner: it is all sagged an'leanin'--the whole thing is rotten look at that one window, up againstthe wall; not a ray of sunshine ever struck it. An' here's where God'smade us live. Six of us, now the baby's come. Children was the only thingwe was rich in, and we didn't have food enough to put in their mouths, ordecent clothes to cover 'em.
What to read after John Ward, Preacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deland, Margaret Wade Campbell, 1857-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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