Little Mill Dam With Other Select And Original Moral Tales
Little Mill Dam With Other Select And Original Moral Tales
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Only one, master ; the eighth.
Master. What is the eighth ?
Boy. Thou shalt not steal.
Master. And you are very sure that this was the only one he broke? Now suppose I cou'cl prove to you that he probably broke not less than six out of those ten commandments, which the great Lord of heaven him- self stooped down from his eternal glory to deliver to men, would you not, then, think it a terrible thing to steal, whether apples or guineas ?
Boy. Yes, master.
Master. I will put the case. Some wicked... boy has robbed widow Brown's orchard. (Here the eyes of every one were turned on poor Tom Price, except those of Dick Giles, who fixed his on the ground. ) I accuse no one, continued the master, Tom Price is a good boy and was not missing at the time of the robbery ; these are two reasons why I presume that he is innocent ; but whoever it was, you allow that by stealing these apples he broke the eighth commandment ?
Bojf. Yes, master, 48 LACK GILES, Master. On what day were these apples stolen ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only one, master ; the eighth.
Master. What is the eighth ?
Boy. Thou shalt not steal.
Master. And you are very sure that this was the only one he broke? Now suppose I cou'cl prove to you that he probably broke not less than six out of those ten commandments, which the great Lord of heaven him- self stooped down from his eternal glory to deliver to men, would you not, then, think it a terrible thing to steal, whether apples or guineas ?
Boy. Yes, master.
Master. I will put the case. Some wicked... boy has robbed widow Brown's orchard. (Here the eyes of every one were turned on poor Tom Price, except those of Dick Giles, who fixed his on the ground. ) I accuse no one, continued the master, Tom Price is a good boy and was not missing at the time of the robbery ; these are two reasons why I presume that he is innocent ; but whoever it was, you allow that by stealing these apples he broke the eighth commandment ?
Bojf. Yes, master, 48 LACK GILES, Master. On what day were these apples stolen ?
What to read after Little Mill Dam With Other Select And Original Moral Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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