Self Denial Or Alice Wood And Her Missionary Society
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" SELF-DENIAL. 15 Clara Hall said, her father had promised her a quarter of a dollar if she would have an ugly double tooth drawn, that had ached for some time.
" But, " said Clara, "the provok- ing thing aches the worst at night, and then I think I will cer- tainly have it out in the morning, but when the morning comes it is sure to stop aching. " Once or twice she said she had gone to the den- tist's door, but her courage failed. " But, " said she, " Alice, the very next time it aches as hard... in the day as it does sometimes in the 16 SELF-DENIAL.
night, I shall come with the tooth in one hand, and the quarter of a dollar in the other, for the Soci- ety. " Sally Bright said, their next neighbour had cut her hand very badly, and had promised her a penny a day, for milking her cow for her, as long as her hand con- tinued lame ; and those pennies should all come to Alice.
Charlotte Green said, her father had promised her half a dollar if she would leave off biting her nails. "And now, " said she, "I mean to try in earnest to break my- SELF-DENIAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" SELF-DENIAL. 15 Clara Hall said, her father had promised her a quarter of a dollar if she would have an ugly double tooth drawn, that had ached for some time.
" But, " said Clara, "the provok- ing thing aches the worst at night, and then I think I will cer- tainly have it out in the morning, but when the morning comes it is sure to stop aching. " Once or twice she said she had gone to the den- tist's door, but her courage failed. " But, " said she, " Alice, the very next time it aches as hard... in the day as it does sometimes in the 16 SELF-DENIAL.
night, I shall come with the tooth in one hand, and the quarter of a dollar in the other, for the Soci- ety. " Sally Bright said, their next neighbour had cut her hand very badly, and had promised her a penny a day, for milking her cow for her, as long as her hand con- tinued lame ; and those pennies should all come to Alice.
Charlotte Green said, her father had promised her half a dollar if she would leave off biting her nails. "And now, " said she, "I mean to try in earnest to break my- SELF-DENIAL.
What to read after Self Denial Or Alice Wood And Her Missionary Society?
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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