Sunday Afternoons a book for Little People
Sunday Afternoons a book for Little People
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But there must have been a time when it was an empty empire empty of every thing but its eternal King. There came a time when worlds began to roll and shine in it when the first world started off on its golden round. When was that ? I cannot tell. Perhaps no angel, even, can tell. But it must have been a very distant time much farther back than the founding of any other empire of which we know. Learned men will tell you that our world must have been rolling for millions of years. And, for one, ...I have no doubt that worlds be- yond counting are even older still that it would be almost like counting eternity to count the years which have come and gone since untold stars began to twinkle in the sky at the bidding of the Creator. What 94 SUNDAY AFTEEISTOONS.
a glorious antiquity ! How the little earthly empires that so loudly boast of their few centuries how infant-like they look in the venerable presence of such an empire as this !
This empire, old as it is, has never had but one King. People think it something to tell of if the same family (father, son, grandson, and so on) manages to hold the same throne for a few hundred years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there must have been a time when it was an empty empire empty of every thing but its eternal King. There came a time when worlds began to roll and shine in it when the first world started off on its golden round. When was that ? I cannot tell. Perhaps no angel, even, can tell. But it must have been a very distant time much farther back than the founding of any other empire of which we know. Learned men will tell you that our world must have been rolling for millions of years. And, for one, ...I have no doubt that worlds be- yond counting are even older still that it would be almost like counting eternity to count the years which have come and gone since untold stars began to twinkle in the sky at the bidding of the Creator. What 94 SUNDAY AFTEEISTOONS.
a glorious antiquity ! How the little earthly empires that so loudly boast of their few centuries how infant-like they look in the venerable presence of such an empire as this !
This empire, old as it is, has never had but one King. People think it something to tell of if the same family (father, son, grandson, and so on) manages to hold the same throne for a few hundred years.
What to read after Sunday Afternoons a book for Little People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Enoch Fitch Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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