Sunshine Factory
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You will be surprisedwhen you hear, for no doubt you think from his picture that Stuart wasa sensible boy.
The truth of the matter was just this: Stuart's home was in the city, but he had come to the country to spend the summer vacation at hisuncle's, and have a good time. In his uncle's family were fivecousins, three boys and two girls. Robert, the oldest, was five yearsolder than Stuart, and, being a college graduate, Stuart looked up tohim and respected his opinion. He, as well as the others..., wereChristians.
[Illustration] Now, it so happened that when the family of cousins heard that Stuartwas coming to spend the summer, they entered into an agreement to prayfor him every night and morning, and to do every thing that they couldto get him to be a Christian. A most reasonable and unselfish thing, you will say. What would Stuart have thought of them if they hadpossessed any other good thing in this world, and had kept allknowledge of it to themselves!
But it was this very thing that had vexed him, and sent him off alonewith Tiger, that summer morning, instead of joining the cousins intheir fun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will be surprisedwhen you hear, for no doubt you think from his picture that Stuart wasa sensible boy.
The truth of the matter was just this: Stuart's home was in the city, but he had come to the country to spend the summer vacation at hisuncle's, and have a good time. In his uncle's family were fivecousins, three boys and two girls. Robert, the oldest, was five yearsolder than Stuart, and, being a college graduate, Stuart looked up tohim and respected his opinion. He, as well as the others..., wereChristians.
[Illustration] Now, it so happened that when the family of cousins heard that Stuartwas coming to spend the summer, they entered into an agreement to prayfor him every night and morning, and to do every thing that they couldto get him to be a Christian. A most reasonable and unselfish thing, you will say. What would Stuart have thought of them if they hadpossessed any other good thing in this world, and had kept allknowledge of it to themselves!
But it was this very thing that had vexed him, and sent him off alonewith Tiger, that summer morning, instead of joining the cousins intheir fun.
What to read after Sunshine Factory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pansy to read onlineMoreLess
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