Moody's Anecdotes And Illustrations
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" Hethought he would stop him. One day the old tempter came upon the boy, and he did something wrong and got flogged. When he got over his mad fithe forgot the threats of his father and went to pray. His father hadbeen drinking more than usual, and coming in found the boy offering aprayer. He caught the boy with a push and said, "Didn't I tell you neverto pray again? Leave this house. Get your things packed up and go. " Thelittle fellow hadn't many things to get together--a drunkard's boy never...has, and went up to his mothers room. "Good-by, mother. " "Where are yougoing?" "I don't know where I'll go, but father says I cannot stay hereany longer; I've been praying again, " he said. The mother knew itwouldn't do to try to keep the boy when her husband had ordered himaway, so she drew him to her bosom and kissed him, and bid him good-by. He went to his brothers and sisters and kissed them good-by. When hecame to the door his father was there and the little fellow reached outhis hand--"Good-by, father; as long as I live I will pray for you, " andleft the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hethought he would stop him. One day the old tempter came upon the boy, and he did something wrong and got flogged. When he got over his mad fithe forgot the threats of his father and went to pray. His father hadbeen drinking more than usual, and coming in found the boy offering aprayer. He caught the boy with a push and said, "Didn't I tell you neverto pray again? Leave this house. Get your things packed up and go. " Thelittle fellow hadn't many things to get together--a drunkard's boy never...has, and went up to his mothers room. "Good-by, mother. " "Where are yougoing?" "I don't know where I'll go, but father says I cannot stay hereany longer; I've been praying again, " he said. The mother knew itwouldn't do to try to keep the boy when her husband had ordered himaway, so she drew him to her bosom and kissed him, and bid him good-by. He went to his brothers and sisters and kissed them good-by. When hecame to the door his father was there and the little fellow reached outhis hand--"Good-by, father; as long as I live I will pray for you, " andleft the house.
What to read after Moody's Anecdotes And Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moody Dwight Lyman to read onlineMoreLess
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