Modern Eloquence volume 5
Modern Eloquence volume 5
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Because I remembered a little old woman school- mistress of the village, with her hand upon her weary back, and her two children, my sister Mary, and myself, who gleaned in that field the ears left by the reapers, and we were to have a half-holiday to thrash our wheat and take it to the mill. And I remember the face of that blessed mother of mine who, though she was poor, was never degraded. She was one of the Lord Jesus Christ's nobility ; she had obtained the sign and seal in His blood. [Appl...ause. ] When He saw fit to try her he put her in the crucible, and when He saw His image reflected in the gold he took her home. Oh ! there was no degrada- tion there ! I remember how her face brightened and she would thank God when I used to come in and say " Mother ! Good news ; flour is down and the loaf has fallen a penny. " Ah, yes, poverty! But, thank God, no degradation. [Applause. ] I grant you that the poor man's lot is a hard one from the beginning to the end; struggling to gain the meat that perisheth, living day after day fighting for food in a rough and heartless world, it is a hard lot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because I remembered a little old woman school- mistress of the village, with her hand upon her weary back, and her two children, my sister Mary, and myself, who gleaned in that field the ears left by the reapers, and we were to have a half-holiday to thrash our wheat and take it to the mill. And I remember the face of that blessed mother of mine who, though she was poor, was never degraded. She was one of the Lord Jesus Christ's nobility ; she had obtained the sign and seal in His blood. [Appl...ause. ] When He saw fit to try her he put her in the crucible, and when He saw His image reflected in the gold he took her home. Oh ! there was no degrada- tion there ! I remember how her face brightened and she would thank God when I used to come in and say " Mother ! Good news ; flour is down and the loaf has fallen a penny. " Ah, yes, poverty! But, thank God, no degradation. [Applause. ] I grant you that the poor man's lot is a hard one from the beginning to the end; struggling to gain the meat that perisheth, living day after day fighting for food in a rough and heartless world, it is a hard lot.
What to read after Modern Eloquence volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas B Thomas Brackett Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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