Our Parish Or Annals of Pastor And People
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How can I think of it ? " She paced quietly to and fro for some time. At length she started and went to the side of the sick one. The father s ears were open to every syllable. " Don t you feel any better, Mary ? " her mother asked the child, employing a tone of the most tender compassion. " Does your head hurt you as much as it did ?" The child, who had been dozing, opened her large blue eyes, and looked straight up in her mother s face at the question. " Don t you feel so well, Mary ? " repea...ted Mrs. Chauncey. " I don t know, " half whined the little lamb, turning her face over on the pillow ; and the faint reply was followed by a groan. " Don t you know mother ? " No answer. The distressed mother laid her palm across the child s hot forehead. 180 OUR PAUISII. " Can it be, " thought she to herself, " can it be that I must lose this dear child ? Who shall be to me then what she has been what she is now ? Poor, dear thing ! If I only knew what I could do to relieve you, it would be done in a minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How can I think of it ? " She paced quietly to and fro for some time. At length she started and went to the side of the sick one. The father s ears were open to every syllable. " Don t you feel any better, Mary ? " her mother asked the child, employing a tone of the most tender compassion. " Does your head hurt you as much as it did ?" The child, who had been dozing, opened her large blue eyes, and looked straight up in her mother s face at the question. " Don t you feel so well, Mary ? " repea...ted Mrs. Chauncey. " I don t know, " half whined the little lamb, turning her face over on the pillow ; and the faint reply was followed by a groan. " Don t you know mother ? " No answer. The distressed mother laid her palm across the child s hot forehead. 180 OUR PAUISII. " Can it be, " thought she to herself, " can it be that I must lose this dear child ? Who shall be to me then what she has been what she is now ? Poor, dear thing ! If I only knew what I could do to relieve you, it would be done in a minute.
What to read after Our Parish Or Annals of Pastor And People?
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