Little Mittens for the Little Darlings
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"Pretty soon the iron was quite hot. She got out the skirt board, whichhad been put away in the closet, spread her shawl out smooth, and beganto press it back and forth with the hot iron.
"Her back was turned to the open door, and she was so busy over hershawl, that she never heard some tiny little pattering footsteps comingdown the stairs; or saw a sweet little child now standing in thedoorway.
"It was Tillie, with an expression on her face, half astonishment andhalf sorrow.
"She looked on for... a moment in silence, while the hot iron went back andforth, back and forth. Then she took two or three steps forward, astrange light came into her eyes, one little hand was raised, and thenthe voice of a child, sorrowful and earnest, uttered these words: _Sixdays shall thou labor, and do all that thou hast to do, but the seventhis the Sabbath of the Lord thy God. _ "Tillie's aunt started, and gave a cry as though some one had struck hera violent blow; so awful did this reproof sound from the mouth of alittle child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Pretty soon the iron was quite hot. She got out the skirt board, whichhad been put away in the closet, spread her shawl out smooth, and beganto press it back and forth with the hot iron.
"Her back was turned to the open door, and she was so busy over hershawl, that she never heard some tiny little pattering footsteps comingdown the stairs; or saw a sweet little child now standing in thedoorway.
"It was Tillie, with an expression on her face, half astonishment andhalf sorrow.
"She looked on for... a moment in silence, while the hot iron went back andforth, back and forth. Then she took two or three steps forward, astrange light came into her eyes, one little hand was raised, and thenthe voice of a child, sorrowful and earnest, uttered these words: _Sixdays shall thou labor, and do all that thou hast to do, but the seventhis the Sabbath of the Lord thy God. _ "Tillie's aunt started, and gave a cry as though some one had struck hera violent blow; so awful did this reproof sound from the mouth of alittle child.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Aunt to read onlineMoreLess
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