Lady Mary And Her Nurse
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Thus do these simple little creatures teach us a lessonof providential care for future events. ] "How wise of these little chitmunks to think of that!" said Lady Mary.
"Nay, my dear child, it is God's wisdom, not theirs. These creatures workaccording to his will; and so they always do what is fittest and best fortheir own comfort and safety. Man is the only one of God's creatures whodisobeys Him. " These words made Lady Mary look grave, till her nurse began to talk toher again about the chitmun...k.
"It is very easily tamed, and becomes very fond of its master. It willobey his voice, come at a call or a whistle, sit up and beg, take a nut oran acorn out of his hand, run up a stick, nestle in his bosom, and becomequite familiar. My uncle had a tame chitmunk that was much attached tohim; it lived in his pocket or bosom; it was his companion by day and bynight. When he was out in the forest lumbering, or on the lake fishing, orin the fields at work, it was always with him. At meals it sat by the sideof his plate, eating what he gave it; but he did not give it meat, as hethought that might injure its health.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus do these simple little creatures teach us a lessonof providential care for future events. ] "How wise of these little chitmunks to think of that!" said Lady Mary.
"Nay, my dear child, it is God's wisdom, not theirs. These creatures workaccording to his will; and so they always do what is fittest and best fortheir own comfort and safety. Man is the only one of God's creatures whodisobeys Him. " These words made Lady Mary look grave, till her nurse began to talk toher again about the chitmun...k.
"It is very easily tamed, and becomes very fond of its master. It willobey his voice, come at a call or a whistle, sit up and beg, take a nut oran acorn out of his hand, run up a stick, nestle in his bosom, and becomequite familiar. My uncle had a tame chitmunk that was much attached tohim; it lived in his pocket or bosom; it was his companion by day and bynight. When he was out in the forest lumbering, or on the lake fishing, orin the fields at work, it was always with him. At meals it sat by the sideof his plate, eating what he gave it; but he did not give it meat, as hethought that might injure its health.
What to read after Lady Mary And Her Nurse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Parr Traill to read onlineMoreLess
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