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' ' Different things.' ' Tell me one. What did He say on Tuesday ? ' VOL. I. L 146 MAUDE MAYNARD.
' " Gypsie, I am God. I live in heaven ; I love you ; you shall see me some day soon.
There was a silence ; Mr. Farren broke it — ' Gypsie, help me to arrange these flowers ; we will put them differently ; ' and Mr. Farren had altered every one before they finished, and Gypsie, in the interest of re-arranging them, had soon forgotten the conversation ; and then Mr. Farren began telling him a tale a...bout some boys — a tale which made Gypsie laugh heartily, and as we turned to leave the churchyard, he was looking as if there had never been a serious thought in his head.
Part of the way to the rectory from the churchyard is also part of the way to the school-house, and Mr. Farren went along with us, finishing the story as he went. When he had done, he showed Gypsie some wild flowers in the hedge, and as Gypsie ran to gather them, Mr. Farren said to me — ' Do you believe that Gypsie will one day see God, Miss Maynard ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' Different things.' ' Tell me one. What did He say on Tuesday ? ' VOL. I. L 146 MAUDE MAYNARD.
' " Gypsie, I am God. I live in heaven ; I love you ; you shall see me some day soon.
There was a silence ; Mr. Farren broke it — ' Gypsie, help me to arrange these flowers ; we will put them differently ; ' and Mr. Farren had altered every one before they finished, and Gypsie, in the interest of re-arranging them, had soon forgotten the conversation ; and then Mr. Farren began telling him a tale a...bout some boys — a tale which made Gypsie laugh heartily, and as we turned to leave the churchyard, he was looking as if there had never been a serious thought in his head.
Part of the way to the rectory from the churchyard is also part of the way to the school-house, and Mr. Farren went along with us, finishing the story as he went. When he had done, he showed Gypsie some wild flowers in the hedge, and as Gypsie ran to gather them, Mr. Farren said to me — ' Do you believe that Gypsie will one day see God, Miss Maynard ?
What to read after Maude Maynard 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peart, Emily to read onlineMoreLess
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