Tales From English History for Children
Tales From English History for Children
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Blessed be his holy JUDGMENT (f SIR T. MORE. 20?
name for all which he hath given, and for all that he hath taken away; though these eyes shall beliold his glorious works no more, yet shall my lips continue to praise Him who can bring light out of darkness. ' But the illness of herself and her deceased daugh- ter-in-law had consumed the little reserve that poor Annice had made for the payment of their rent; and their landlord, a hard and covetous man, who had ev- er since the death of Reuben Co...llie cast a greedy eye on the garden, which he and his son had made and planted with such labor and cost, called upon the poor widow on the quarter-day, and told her, with many harsh words, that unless she resigned the lease of the garden to him, he would distrain her goods for the rent she owed him, and turn her and her grand- daughter into the street.
' It is hard to resign the lease of the garden, which has not yet remunerated us for the sum my poor hus- band laid out upon it, just as it is becoming produc- tive ; but I am in your debt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blessed be his holy JUDGMENT (f SIR T. MORE. 20?
name for all which he hath given, and for all that he hath taken away; though these eyes shall beliold his glorious works no more, yet shall my lips continue to praise Him who can bring light out of darkness. ' But the illness of herself and her deceased daugh- ter-in-law had consumed the little reserve that poor Annice had made for the payment of their rent; and their landlord, a hard and covetous man, who had ev- er since the death of Reuben Co...llie cast a greedy eye on the garden, which he and his son had made and planted with such labor and cost, called upon the poor widow on the quarter-day, and told her, with many harsh words, that unless she resigned the lease of the garden to him, he would distrain her goods for the rent she owed him, and turn her and her grand- daughter into the street.
' It is hard to resign the lease of the garden, which has not yet remunerated us for the sum my poor hus- band laid out upon it, just as it is becoming produc- tive ; but I am in your debt.
What to read after Tales From English History for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strickland, Agnes, 1796-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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