The Burial of the First Born a Tale for Children
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He wished to have him tell him all that had passed between him and Henry, on the subject of religion, and all that he knew of Henry's reli- gious views and feelings previous to his death. He had heard most of what James had to say, from Mr. Gordon, but it gave him a melan- choly pleasure to hear it again.
When James had told him all that he knew on the subject, after a short season spent in prayer, he went home.
THE FIRST BORN.
73 Mr. Ashton, in view of what he had heard from James, respecting ...Henry, could not but hope that he was in heaven. Still the remem- brance of that last request, " do pray for me, " was like a dagger to his heart.
74 CHAPTER XIII.
SOME ERRONEOUS NOTIONS CORRECTED.
A GROUP of little girls, who were at Mrs. Gordon's on Saturday afternoon, were speak- ing of little Henry's amiable qualities, and of the hopes which were entertained, that he was now at rest.
"I ek) n't wish to be very good, " said Eliza Green, one of the group.
" Why, Eliza ! what a speech !" said Mary Ames.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wished to have him tell him all that had passed between him and Henry, on the subject of religion, and all that he knew of Henry's reli- gious views and feelings previous to his death. He had heard most of what James had to say, from Mr. Gordon, but it gave him a melan- choly pleasure to hear it again.
When James had told him all that he knew on the subject, after a short season spent in prayer, he went home.
THE FIRST BORN.
73 Mr. Ashton, in view of what he had heard from James, respecting ...Henry, could not but hope that he was in heaven. Still the remem- brance of that last request, " do pray for me, " was like a dagger to his heart.
74 CHAPTER XIII.
SOME ERRONEOUS NOTIONS CORRECTED.
A GROUP of little girls, who were at Mrs. Gordon's on Saturday afternoon, were speak- ing of little Henry's amiable qualities, and of the hopes which were entertained, that he was now at rest.
"I ek) n't wish to be very good, " said Eliza Green, one of the group.
" Why, Eliza ! what a speech !" said Mary Ames.
What to read after The Burial of the First Born a Tale for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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