Mcguffey's Fifth Eclectic Reader No. 5
Mcguffey's Fifth Eclectic Reader No. 5
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Having called the poorest of his neighbors about him, he addressed them in the following manner : 6. "My friends, you want corn for your subsistence.
God has blessed me with abundance. Assist in thrashing out a quantity, and each of you take what he wants for his family.'' The peasants were amazed at this unexampled generosity; for sordid propensities exist in the village as well as in the populous city.
7. The fame of Flor Silin's benevolence having reached other villages, the famished inhabit...ants presented them- selves before him, and begged for com. This good creature received them as brothers ; and, while his store remained, afforded all relief. At length, his wife, seeing no end to fche generosity of his noble spirit, reminded him how neces- sary it would be to think of their own wants, and hold his lavish hand before it was too late. "It is written in the Scripture," said he, "'Give, and it shall be given unto you.' " 8. The following year Providence listened to the prayers of the poor, and the harvest was abundant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having called the poorest of his neighbors about him, he addressed them in the following manner : 6. "My friends, you want corn for your subsistence.
God has blessed me with abundance. Assist in thrashing out a quantity, and each of you take what he wants for his family.'' The peasants were amazed at this unexampled generosity; for sordid propensities exist in the village as well as in the populous city.
7. The fame of Flor Silin's benevolence having reached other villages, the famished inhabit...ants presented them- selves before him, and begged for com. This good creature received them as brothers ; and, while his store remained, afforded all relief. At length, his wife, seeing no end to fche generosity of his noble spirit, reminded him how neces- sary it would be to think of their own wants, and hold his lavish hand before it was too late. "It is written in the Scripture," said he, "'Give, and it shall be given unto you.' " 8. The following year Providence listened to the prayers of the poor, and the harvest was abundant.
What to read after Mcguffey's Fifth Eclectic Reader No. 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcguffey William Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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