The Bunch of Violets
The Bunch of Violets
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" " Our Saviour teaches us lessons from flowers, " said the nurse ; " and vou must look at the violet, and think it says unto you, ' Little Christian lady, put away all high proud thoughts, and be content to be useful in the way God has appointed you. ' For St. Paul says, in his Epistle to the Philip- pians, / have learned in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. " (Phil. Iv. 11. ) "Look!" said little Ellen, "look, nurse! I do think there are some violets in bud THE BUNCH OF VIOLETS. ...13 among the green leaves! O, nurse! shall I get them for mamma to put in her bosom and smell sweet as she goes along?" The little girl stooped down, and soon found vio- lets enough to form a little nosegay for her mamma; and she jumped about for joy, and made Thomas smell them, and the baby, and the nurse.
Just then she saw her sister at the win- dow of her mamma's room, who made signs to her to come up stairs.
Ellen went up joyfully, and tried to tread very lightly.
Her mamma wanted her to go seve- ral errands for her : and as soon as these were finished, she sat down upon a little stool, waiting till her mamma should want her again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Our Saviour teaches us lessons from flowers, " said the nurse ; " and vou must look at the violet, and think it says unto you, ' Little Christian lady, put away all high proud thoughts, and be content to be useful in the way God has appointed you. ' For St. Paul says, in his Epistle to the Philip- pians, / have learned in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. " (Phil. Iv. 11. ) "Look!" said little Ellen, "look, nurse! I do think there are some violets in bud THE BUNCH OF VIOLETS. ...13 among the green leaves! O, nurse! shall I get them for mamma to put in her bosom and smell sweet as she goes along?" The little girl stooped down, and soon found vio- lets enough to form a little nosegay for her mamma; and she jumped about for joy, and made Thomas smell them, and the baby, and the nurse.
Just then she saw her sister at the win- dow of her mamma's room, who made signs to her to come up stairs.
Ellen went up joyfully, and tried to tread very lightly.
Her mamma wanted her to go seve- ral errands for her : and as soon as these were finished, she sat down upon a little stool, waiting till her mamma should want her again.
What to read after The Bunch of Violets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Lucy Lyttelton Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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