Our Young Folks, Vol 1, No. 1
Our Young Folks, Vol 1, No. 1
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The evening passed away. Paul sat before the fire, looking steadily intothe coals. He was sober and thoughtful, wondering what his mother wouldsay at last. The clock struck nine. It was his bedtime. He went andstood by her side once more. "You are not angry with me, mother, areyou?" "No, my son. I do not think that you deserved so severe a punishment. Iam rejoiced to know that you are truthful, and that you despise a meanact. Be always as you have been to-night, and I never shall be angrywith y...ou. " He threw his arms around her neck, and gave way to tears, such as Ciphercould not extort by his pounding. She gave him a good-night kiss, --sosweet that it seemed to lie upon his lips all through the night.
"God bless you, Paul, " said the Pensioner.
Paul climbed the creaking stairs, and knelt with an overflowing heart tosay his evening prayer. He spoke the words earnestly when he asked Godto take care of his mother and grandfather. He was very happy. He lookedout through the crevices in the walls, and saw the stars and the moonflooding the landscape with silver light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evening passed away. Paul sat before the fire, looking steadily intothe coals. He was sober and thoughtful, wondering what his mother wouldsay at last. The clock struck nine. It was his bedtime. He went andstood by her side once more. "You are not angry with me, mother, areyou?" "No, my son. I do not think that you deserved so severe a punishment. Iam rejoiced to know that you are truthful, and that you despise a meanact. Be always as you have been to-night, and I never shall be angrywith y...ou. " He threw his arms around her neck, and gave way to tears, such as Ciphercould not extort by his pounding. She gave him a good-night kiss, --sosweet that it seemed to lie upon his lips all through the night.
"God bless you, Paul, " said the Pensioner.
Paul climbed the creaking stairs, and knelt with an overflowing heart tosay his evening prayer. He spoke the words earnestly when he asked Godto take care of his mother and grandfather. He was very happy. He lookedout through the crevices in the walls, and saw the stars and the moonflooding the landscape with silver light.
What to read after Our Young Folks, Vol 1, No. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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