Pacific History Stories
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Occasionally one of these pieces would boil up to the surface of the water for an instant; then a bean would take a peep at them from the boiling kettle; then a piece of apple or a grain of rice. The ap- pearance of each tiny bit was hailed by the children with shouts of glee.
"The mother, whose eyes were brimming with tears, watched her famished darlings with emotions that can only be imagined. It seemed too sad that innocent children should be brought to such desti- THE STORY OF THE DONNER PA...RTY. 99 tutioii — that the very sight of food should so affect them.
"When the dinner was prepared, the mother's constant injunction was, ' Children, eat slowly ; there is plenty for all. ' When they thought of the starva- tion of to-morrow, they could not repress a shade of sadness, and when the name of papa was men- tioned all burst into tears.
''Dear, brave papa! Was he struggling to relieve his starving family, or lying stark and dead 'neatli the snows of the Sierra? This question was con- stantly uppermost in the mother's mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occasionally one of these pieces would boil up to the surface of the water for an instant; then a bean would take a peep at them from the boiling kettle; then a piece of apple or a grain of rice. The ap- pearance of each tiny bit was hailed by the children with shouts of glee.
"The mother, whose eyes were brimming with tears, watched her famished darlings with emotions that can only be imagined. It seemed too sad that innocent children should be brought to such desti- THE STORY OF THE DONNER PA...RTY. 99 tutioii — that the very sight of food should so affect them.
"When the dinner was prepared, the mother's constant injunction was, ' Children, eat slowly ; there is plenty for all. ' When they thought of the starva- tion of to-morrow, they could not repress a shade of sadness, and when the name of papa was men- tioned all burst into tears.
''Dear, brave papa! Was he struggling to relieve his starving family, or lying stark and dead 'neatli the snows of the Sierra? This question was con- stantly uppermost in the mother's mind.
What to read after Pacific History Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harr Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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