Other Peoples Children
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" " No, " said Budge ; " somebody's got to be knocked down first. Then we will. " A sudden tumble by Toddie was the signal for devo- tional exercises, and both boys knelt beside the bed.
OTHER PEOPLES CHILDREN. Ill " Now, darlings, " said Mrs. Burton, " you have made some sad mistakes to-day, and they should teach you that, even when you want most to do right, you need to be helped by somebody better. Don't you think so ? " "I do, " said Budge. " Lots. " "/don't, " said Toddie. " More help I ge...tsh, the worse rings is. Guesh I'll do rings all alone affer thish. " " I know what to say to the Lord to-night, Aunt Alice, " said Budge.
"Dear little boy, " said Mrs. Burton, "go on. " " Dear Lord, " said Budge, " we do have the awfullest times when we try to make other folks happy. Do, please, Lord please teach big folks how hard little folks have to think before they do things for 'em. An' make 'em un- derstand little folks every way better than they do, so that they don't make little folks unhappy when little folks try to make big folks feel jolly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " No, " said Budge ; " somebody's got to be knocked down first. Then we will. " A sudden tumble by Toddie was the signal for devo- tional exercises, and both boys knelt beside the bed.
OTHER PEOPLES CHILDREN. Ill " Now, darlings, " said Mrs. Burton, " you have made some sad mistakes to-day, and they should teach you that, even when you want most to do right, you need to be helped by somebody better. Don't you think so ? " "I do, " said Budge. " Lots. " "/don't, " said Toddie. " More help I ge...tsh, the worse rings is. Guesh I'll do rings all alone affer thish. " " I know what to say to the Lord to-night, Aunt Alice, " said Budge.
"Dear little boy, " said Mrs. Burton, "go on. " " Dear Lord, " said Budge, " we do have the awfullest times when we try to make other folks happy. Do, please, Lord please teach big folks how hard little folks have to think before they do things for 'em. An' make 'em un- derstand little folks every way better than they do, so that they don't make little folks unhappy when little folks try to make big folks feel jolly.
What to read after Other Peoples Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton John to read onlineMoreLess
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