Patience Strong's Outings
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It comes into their faces, every one, — more or less dimly or consciously, — as they look at this moon-pic- ture. I need not say a syllable, I know. It will tell it to them for itself. The word it speaks will bury it- self in their souls ; a seed to grow up into the grand- est, holiest knowledge.
It is something to minister such sacraments as these.
" It is all very well," Emery Ann says, " with the decent mechanic people. But how will you do when the ragged boys and the coarse men get wind of ...it and come along? " " I suppose I shall think when the time comes," I answered. "And if they are too coarse, I dare say nothing will drive them away sooner than polite- ness." " There's something in that," said Emery Ann.
*' My sister Loviny used to tell her little boy, — ' Don't come into the parlor unless yw can be polite.' So on* INTO OTHEB PEOPLE'S BUSINESS. 19?
day he stood in the doorway when she had company ' Why don't you come in, Horatio, and take off yoiii cap?' says Loviny. ' I don't feel as if I wanted to be polite,' says he, and cleared.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It comes into their faces, every one, — more or less dimly or consciously, — as they look at this moon-pic- ture. I need not say a syllable, I know. It will tell it to them for itself. The word it speaks will bury it- self in their souls ; a seed to grow up into the grand- est, holiest knowledge.
It is something to minister such sacraments as these.
" It is all very well," Emery Ann says, " with the decent mechanic people. But how will you do when the ragged boys and the coarse men get wind of ...it and come along? " " I suppose I shall think when the time comes," I answered. "And if they are too coarse, I dare say nothing will drive them away sooner than polite- ness." " There's something in that," said Emery Ann.
*' My sister Loviny used to tell her little boy, — ' Don't come into the parlor unless yw can be polite.' So on* INTO OTHEB PEOPLE'S BUSINESS. 19?
day he stood in the doorway when she had company ' Why don't you come in, Horatio, and take off yoiii cap?' says Loviny. ' I don't feel as if I wanted to be polite,' says he, and cleared.
What to read after Patience Strong's Outings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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