One Woman's Life, the Steppings of Faith: Edna Gray's Story
One Woman's Life, the Steppings of Faith: Edna Gray's Story
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Dirty, ragged, ignorant little things!
Poor Stella, tfie oldest, I will mention particularly, as her care-worn, wan, sick face shocked me almost beyond en- durance. Pale, with hard, deep lines about the mouth and forehead, a strange, hungry look in her large ex- pressive eyes. The sad, set expression of her face shocked me. Glancing over her figure, clad in coarse cotton cloth, and bare feet, though sixteen years of age, hands hardened and rough with work out in the fields. Poor, poor child, co...uld I wonder at her appear- ance! How could the expression be sweet and bright^ with such surroundings, rough treatment and harsh words, and so much care and grief. For naturally proud and spirited, her circumstances chafed and shamed her. Life was full of grief and pain and no bright star gleamed in her future. Taught to believe her mother a fraud, she showed no love nor confidence for the mother whose heart was breaking for her. Poor, miserable, un- happy waifs! And what can I do when you refuse me your love!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dirty, ragged, ignorant little things!
Poor Stella, tfie oldest, I will mention particularly, as her care-worn, wan, sick face shocked me almost beyond en- durance. Pale, with hard, deep lines about the mouth and forehead, a strange, hungry look in her large ex- pressive eyes. The sad, set expression of her face shocked me. Glancing over her figure, clad in coarse cotton cloth, and bare feet, though sixteen years of age, hands hardened and rough with work out in the fields. Poor, poor child, co...uld I wonder at her appear- ance! How could the expression be sweet and bright^ with such surroundings, rough treatment and harsh words, and so much care and grief. For naturally proud and spirited, her circumstances chafed and shamed her. Life was full of grief and pain and no bright star gleamed in her future. Taught to believe her mother a fraud, she showed no love nor confidence for the mother whose heart was breaking for her. Poor, miserable, un- happy waifs! And what can I do when you refuse me your love!
What to read after One Woman's Life, the Steppings of Faith: Edna Gray's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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