Stories Children Need
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I am coming. " Martin rose from his chair and began to rub his eyes. He did not know whether he was asleep or awake but the words did not come again so he turned down the lamp and went to bed.
The next morning he looked as much at the window as at his work. Once there passed close by an old soldier, a veteran he was, but in tat- tered boots and with a shovel in his hands. The old soldier was called Stepannich and lived with a neighbor who sheltered him out of charity. He stopped before Martin's... window to sweep away the snow.
"I'm not growing wiser as I grow older, " thought Martin. "I make up my mind that Christ is coming to me, and, lo! 'tis only Stepannich clearing away the snow. The old man is very much broken. He has scarcely strength enough to scrape away the snow. The samovar is just on the boil. Suppose I make him drink a little tea. " Martin put down his awl, got up, and tapped on the window. Then he beckoned to Stepannich and opened the door.
243 STORIES CHILDREN NEED "Come in and warm yourself a bit, " cried he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am coming. " Martin rose from his chair and began to rub his eyes. He did not know whether he was asleep or awake but the words did not come again so he turned down the lamp and went to bed.
The next morning he looked as much at the window as at his work. Once there passed close by an old soldier, a veteran he was, but in tat- tered boots and with a shovel in his hands. The old soldier was called Stepannich and lived with a neighbor who sheltered him out of charity. He stopped before Martin's... window to sweep away the snow.
"I'm not growing wiser as I grow older, " thought Martin. "I make up my mind that Christ is coming to me, and, lo! 'tis only Stepannich clearing away the snow. The old man is very much broken. He has scarcely strength enough to scrape away the snow. The samovar is just on the boil. Suppose I make him drink a little tea. " Martin put down his awl, got up, and tapped on the window. Then he beckoned to Stepannich and opened the door.
243 STORIES CHILDREN NEED "Come in and warm yourself a bit, " cried he.
What to read after Stories Children Need?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Carolyn Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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