The Boy Missionary
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They were talking about various things interesting to boys when Fido came frisk- ing into the room, and, instead of barking THE SIGNS OF THE HARVEST. Ill sliarply at Eugene, as lie often sancily did to strangers, lie walked around liim wagging his tail and blinking his eyes, veiy much as if he had met with an old acquaintance. His entrance was an embarrassment to Eu- gene, and also to Davie, and there was a short silence, in which the face of the former was burning scarlet, while the latter was... wishing he could say something to take their thoughts away from the same unpleasant subject. At last Davie asked him if he had read yet in the book he lent him. Eugene said that he had, and, although he did not quite understand it, he thought it a pretty story. Carrie was delighted with it, and wished she had more such books to read.
" She must come to Sunday School, where she can get them, " said Davie, smiling.
"She does want to go, sometimes, " said Eugene, " but then she has nothing nice to wear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were talking about various things interesting to boys when Fido came frisk- ing into the room, and, instead of barking THE SIGNS OF THE HARVEST. Ill sliarply at Eugene, as lie often sancily did to strangers, lie walked around liim wagging his tail and blinking his eyes, veiy much as if he had met with an old acquaintance. His entrance was an embarrassment to Eu- gene, and also to Davie, and there was a short silence, in which the face of the former was burning scarlet, while the latter was... wishing he could say something to take their thoughts away from the same unpleasant subject. At last Davie asked him if he had read yet in the book he lent him. Eugene said that he had, and, although he did not quite understand it, he thought it a pretty story. Carrie was delighted with it, and wished she had more such books to read.
" She must come to Sunday School, where she can get them, " said Davie, smiling.
"She does want to go, sometimes, " said Eugene, " but then she has nothing nice to wear.
What to read after The Boy Missionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenny Marsh Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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