Little Tim And His Friend the Cobbler
Little Tim And His Friend the Cobbler
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' They shut me up three days last week, with nothing to eat, because I did not take anything to 1 hem at night, and they beat me wicked look l;iM-e:' and the little boy stripped up hi. S >!rfvi>, and showed that his arm was blackened and bruised with heavy blows.
AND HIS FEIE> T D THE COBBLER. 19 c Poor boy poor boy ! what can I do with thee ?' said Joseph. ' It were best, surely for thee and for me to take thee at once before the magistrate. But I have not the heart to do it. Besides. ' he mut...tered to himself, 'if sent to prison, he would mix with older offen- ders, and learn more wickedness. ' 'Boy, ' he continued aloud ;' hast thee ever heard of the great God who made thee ?' ' Uncle Tom says God very often, ' the boy replied ; ' and so does every body I ever see, ' ' But, ' asked Joseph, ' dost thee know what that word means? Dost thee know whose name it is ?' The boy shook his head.
' Hast thee heard of Jesus Christ of hea- ven of hell ? but I need not ask thee. I see thou dost not understand me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' They shut me up three days last week, with nothing to eat, because I did not take anything to 1 hem at night, and they beat me wicked look l;iM-e:' and the little boy stripped up hi. S >!rfvi>, and showed that his arm was blackened and bruised with heavy blows.
AND HIS FEIE> T D THE COBBLER. 19 c Poor boy poor boy ! what can I do with thee ?' said Joseph. ' It were best, surely for thee and for me to take thee at once before the magistrate. But I have not the heart to do it. Besides. ' he mut...tered to himself, 'if sent to prison, he would mix with older offen- ders, and learn more wickedness. ' 'Boy, ' he continued aloud ;' hast thee ever heard of the great God who made thee ?' ' Uncle Tom says God very often, ' the boy replied ; ' and so does every body I ever see, ' ' But, ' asked Joseph, ' dost thee know what that word means? Dost thee know whose name it is ?' The boy shook his head.
' Hast thee heard of Jesus Christ of hea- ven of hell ? but I need not ask thee. I see thou dost not understand me.
What to read after Little Tim And His Friend the Cobbler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Religious Tract Society Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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