Self-Denial
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"And now, " said she, "I mean to try inearnest to break myself of this habit, that I may have something too togive. " "Well, girls, " said Jane Prime, "my father, you know, keeps a largenursery, and he gives me three cents a quart for peach stones and plumstones; and he says he will pay that for as many as are brought to him. So here is a fine way for any of you that choose to make money, as longas fruit lasts. " Alice Wood now reckoned up the promised sums, and said, "I think, girls, if we all... keep the resolutions we have formed, that byonly saving the money that we should spend in other ways, and giving itto the society, we can pledge ourselves to give altogether fifty dollarsa year; and with our Sewing Society, and the many other ways that havebeen mentioned of earning a little money, I should not be surprised ifwe should raise it to one hundred dollars a year. Just think what a sumthat would be, and how much good it may do, if we give it in a rightspirit, and with prayers for the blessing of God to accompany it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And now, " said she, "I mean to try inearnest to break myself of this habit, that I may have something too togive. " "Well, girls, " said Jane Prime, "my father, you know, keeps a largenursery, and he gives me three cents a quart for peach stones and plumstones; and he says he will pay that for as many as are brought to him. So here is a fine way for any of you that choose to make money, as longas fruit lasts. " Alice Wood now reckoned up the promised sums, and said, "I think, girls, if we all... keep the resolutions we have formed, that byonly saving the money that we should spend in other ways, and giving itto the society, we can pledge ourselves to give altogether fifty dollarsa year; and with our Sewing Society, and the many other ways that havebeen mentioned of earning a little money, I should not be surprised ifwe should raise it to one hundred dollars a year. Just think what a sumthat would be, and how much good it may do, if we give it in a rightspirit, and with prayers for the blessing of God to accompany it.
What to read after Self-Denial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Sunday School Union to read onlineMoreLess
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