Nearly Lost But Dearly Won
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The good old-fashioned rod's gone to light the fire with. " "Ay, and Sam, " broke in his wife, "what's almost worst of all--and oh!It is a sin and a shame--they let 'em get to the beer and the wine andthe spirits: you mustn't say them nay. Ay, it is sad, it is for sure, to see how these little ones is brought up to think of nothing butthemselves; and then, when they goes wrong, their fathers and motherscan't think how it is. " "You're right, wife; they dress their bodies as they like, and eat a...nddrink what they like, and don't see how Christ bought their bodies forHimself, and they are not their own. Ah! There'll be an awfulreckoning one day. Young people can't grow up as they're doing and notleave a mark on our country as it'll take a big fire of the Almighty'schastisements to burn it out. " Mrs Franklin sighed, and Mary looked very thoughtful.
Mr Tankardew was about to speak when a faint halloo was heard above thenoise of the storm, which was now again raging without. All paused tolisten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The good old-fashioned rod's gone to light the fire with. " "Ay, and Sam, " broke in his wife, "what's almost worst of all--and oh!It is a sin and a shame--they let 'em get to the beer and the wine andthe spirits: you mustn't say them nay. Ay, it is sad, it is for sure, to see how these little ones is brought up to think of nothing butthemselves; and then, when they goes wrong, their fathers and motherscan't think how it is. " "You're right, wife; they dress their bodies as they like, and eat a...nddrink what they like, and don't see how Christ bought their bodies forHimself, and they are not their own. Ah! There'll be an awfulreckoning one day. Young people can't grow up as they're doing and notleave a mark on our country as it'll take a big fire of the Almighty'schastisements to burn it out. " Mrs Franklin sighed, and Mary looked very thoughtful.
Mr Tankardew was about to speak when a faint halloo was heard above thenoise of the storm, which was now again raging without. All paused tolisten.
What to read after Nearly Lost But Dearly Won?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Theodore P. to read onlineMoreLess
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