Prodigal Village a Christmas Tale
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There were days when their sup- plies failed to arrive. The railroad ser- vice had been bad enough in times of peace. Now, it was worse than ever.
Those who had plenty of money found 71 THE PRODIGAL VILLAGE it difficult to get a sufficient quantity of good food, Bingville being rather cut off from other centers of life by distance and a poor railroad. Some drove sixty miles to Hazelmead to do marketing for them- selves and their neighbors.
Mr. And Mrs. J. Patterson Bing, how- ever, in their lux...urious apartment at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, knew little of these conditions until Mr. Bing came up late in March for a talk with the mill superintendent. Many of the sick and poor suffered extreme privation. Father O'Neil and the Eeverend Otis Singleton of the Congregational Church went among the people, ministering to the sick, of whom there were very many, and giving counsel to men and women who were un- accustomed to prosperity and ill-qualified wisely to enjoy it. One day, Father O'Neil saw the Widow Moran coming into town with a great bundle of fagots on her back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were days when their sup- plies failed to arrive. The railroad ser- vice had been bad enough in times of peace. Now, it was worse than ever.
Those who had plenty of money found 71 THE PRODIGAL VILLAGE it difficult to get a sufficient quantity of good food, Bingville being rather cut off from other centers of life by distance and a poor railroad. Some drove sixty miles to Hazelmead to do marketing for them- selves and their neighbors.
Mr. And Mrs. J. Patterson Bing, how- ever, in their lux...urious apartment at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, knew little of these conditions until Mr. Bing came up late in March for a talk with the mill superintendent. Many of the sick and poor suffered extreme privation. Father O'Neil and the Eeverend Otis Singleton of the Congregational Church went among the people, ministering to the sick, of whom there were very many, and giving counsel to men and women who were un- accustomed to prosperity and ill-qualified wisely to enjoy it. One day, Father O'Neil saw the Widow Moran coming into town with a great bundle of fagots on her back.
What to read after Prodigal Village a Christmas Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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