Mammas Pictures Or the History of Fanny And Mary
Mammas Pictures Or the History of Fanny And Mary
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" I save all the halfpence that are given me, " answered the boy, " and buy soap with them, for my master does not find us any. " MAMMA'S PICTUIIES. 15 " I hope, " said nurse, "that when you are clean on Sundays, yon go to church. " " Yes, " replied the boy, " I always go when I can ; but when I cannot get any soap, my master will not let me show myself, and 1 am obliged to sit in a loft all day long, and see nobody. " Then nurse went to fetch him a piece of soap, and the poor boy was very than...kful for it, and said it would do for two Sundays.
" You know, " said nurse, " that you can always say your prayers, even if you cannot always go to church ; and God will hear your prayers in the loft, though nobody else may be near to care for you. " " Yes, " answered the chimney-sweeper, u I know that, and I always say my prayers every night before I go to sleep, if I am ever so tired ; for I have neither father nor mother, and if God A 8 16 MAMMA'S PICTURES.
did not take care of ine, I do not know who would.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I save all the halfpence that are given me, " answered the boy, " and buy soap with them, for my master does not find us any. " MAMMA'S PICTUIIES. 15 " I hope, " said nurse, "that when you are clean on Sundays, yon go to church. " " Yes, " replied the boy, " I always go when I can ; but when I cannot get any soap, my master will not let me show myself, and 1 am obliged to sit in a loft all day long, and see nobody. " Then nurse went to fetch him a piece of soap, and the poor boy was very than...kful for it, and said it would do for two Sundays.
" You know, " said nurse, " that you can always say your prayers, even if you cannot always go to church ; and God will hear your prayers in the loft, though nobody else may be near to care for you. " " Yes, " answered the chimney-sweeper, u I know that, and I always say my prayers every night before I go to sleep, if I am ever so tired ; for I have neither father nor mother, and if God A 8 16 MAMMA'S PICTURES.
did not take care of ine, I do not know who would.
What to read after Mammas Pictures Or the History of Fanny And Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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