Little Tom Tell Truths Pretty Stories
Little Tom Tell Truths Pretty Stories
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Charles Thoughtless said " I am so fond of whipping my top. " " Your top, " answered his father, " reminds me of you, because if you once leave off whipping it, down it goes ; and if I do not tell jou of the same thing over and over again, you forget it. " Do you know a little boy or girl that is like Charles Thoughtless ? pray tell them that Solomon says, " A fool despise th his father's instruc- tion, but he that regardeth reproo* s prudent. " L3 In the reign of hdwarci the First, the price o...f a Bible was 371. The pay of a labourer was three-half- pence a day : so that to buy 9 copy would have taken from a poor man the earnings of 4800 days. Excluding Sundays, some- thing- more than 15 years and 3 months of constant labour would have been required to buy one. Now a Bible may be bought for 4s. And the daily pay of a labourer is 2s. Is there any one now with- out a Bible ?
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Jack Scamper said to Tom Fickle, " let us jo and play at see- srtw. " Tom at first would not go, and told Jack his father had for- bidden him to play any more at see-saw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles Thoughtless said " I am so fond of whipping my top. " " Your top, " answered his father, " reminds me of you, because if you once leave off whipping it, down it goes ; and if I do not tell jou of the same thing over and over again, you forget it. " Do you know a little boy or girl that is like Charles Thoughtless ? pray tell them that Solomon says, " A fool despise th his father's instruc- tion, but he that regardeth reproo* s prudent. " L3 In the reign of hdwarci the First, the price o...f a Bible was 371. The pay of a labourer was three-half- pence a day : so that to buy 9 copy would have taken from a poor man the earnings of 4800 days. Excluding Sundays, some- thing- more than 15 years and 3 months of constant labour would have been required to buy one. Now a Bible may be bought for 4s. And the daily pay of a labourer is 2s. Is there any one now with- out a Bible ?
if?
Jack Scamper said to Tom Fickle, " let us jo and play at see- srtw. " Tom at first would not go, and told Jack his father had for- bidden him to play any more at see-saw.
What to read after Little Tom Tell Truths Pretty Stories?
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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