Pippin
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Will you come and see him now? He would like to have a straight talk with you, I'm sure." Pippin accepted this invitation, so far as to stand out- side the clown's van while the little girl took the milk and the eggs from Will Goldflake and went inside.
The clown came out. He did not look in the least like a clown now. He was a solemn little man with a wrinkled face, and was dressed in an old suit of a nondescript colour, not very clean. He shook hands with Pippin and called him "brother," aski...ng him if he was a Christian, to which Pippin replied that he hoped he was.
"Ah," said the clown, "you may well say that. It's a blessed thing to be certain of your calling and election.
Let us walk up and down on the grass and talk together." Pippin was a little nervous at this invitation, but Chap- lain Joey seemed only to want a hearer, and began to talk at once.
"People will tell you," he said, "that it is impossible to lead the life I am doing and keep your religion. I hope I know better. I consider myself called to keep the light burning in this circus just as much as if I was to settle down and preach in a chapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you come and see him now? He would like to have a straight talk with you, I'm sure." Pippin accepted this invitation, so far as to stand out- side the clown's van while the little girl took the milk and the eggs from Will Goldflake and went inside.
The clown came out. He did not look in the least like a clown now. He was a solemn little man with a wrinkled face, and was dressed in an old suit of a nondescript colour, not very clean. He shook hands with Pippin and called him "brother," aski...ng him if he was a Christian, to which Pippin replied that he hoped he was.
"Ah," said the clown, "you may well say that. It's a blessed thing to be certain of your calling and election.
Let us walk up and down on the grass and talk together." Pippin was a little nervous at this invitation, but Chap- lain Joey seemed only to want a hearer, and began to talk at once.
"People will tell you," he said, "that it is impossible to lead the life I am doing and keep your religion. I hope I know better. I consider myself called to keep the light burning in this circus just as much as if I was to settle down and preach in a chapel.
What to read after Pippin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall, Archibald, 1866-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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