Stories By American Authors (Volume 4)
Stories By American Authors (Volume 4)
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The wheel was humming a quick measure, and Dorothy trod lightly backand forth, the wheel-pin in one hand, the other upraised holding thetense, lengthening thread, which the spindle devoured again.
"Dorothy, thee looks warm:--can't thee sit down a moment, while I talkto thee?" "Is it anything important, mother? I want to get my twenty knots beforedinner. " She paused as she joined a long tress of wool at the spindle. "Is it anything about father?" "Yes, it's about father, and all of us. " "I kno...w, " said Dorothy, stretching herself back with a sigh. "He'sgoing away again!" "Yes, dear. He feels that he is called. It is a time of trouble andcontention everywhere, --'the harvest truly is plenteous, but thelaborers are few. '" "There are not so _many_ 'laborers' _here_, mother, though to be sure, the harvest--" "Dorothy, my daughter! don't let a spirit of levity creep into thyspeech. Thy father has striven and wrestled with his urgings. I've seenit working on him all winter; he feels now it is the Lord's will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wheel was humming a quick measure, and Dorothy trod lightly backand forth, the wheel-pin in one hand, the other upraised holding thetense, lengthening thread, which the spindle devoured again.
"Dorothy, thee looks warm:--can't thee sit down a moment, while I talkto thee?" "Is it anything important, mother? I want to get my twenty knots beforedinner. " She paused as she joined a long tress of wool at the spindle. "Is it anything about father?" "Yes, it's about father, and all of us. " "I kno...w, " said Dorothy, stretching herself back with a sigh. "He'sgoing away again!" "Yes, dear. He feels that he is called. It is a time of trouble andcontention everywhere, --'the harvest truly is plenteous, but thelaborers are few. '" "There are not so _many_ 'laborers' _here_, mother, though to be sure, the harvest--" "Dorothy, my daughter! don't let a spirit of levity creep into thyspeech. Thy father has striven and wrestled with his urgings. I've seenit working on him all winter; he feels now it is the Lord's will.
What to read after Stories By American Authors (Volume 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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