The Children's Pilgrimage
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Thepeasant proprietor's brow cleared. She uttered another exclamationand darted into her kitchen, from which she returned in a moment withtwo steaming bowls of hot and delicious soup. She also furnished Tobywith a bone.
Cecile, when they had finished their meal, paid a small French coinfor the food, and then the little pilgrims left the village.
"The sun is shining brightly, " said Cecile. "Maurice, me and youwill sit under that sand hill for a little bit, and think what isbest to be done. " In... truth the poor little girl's brave heart was sorely puzzled andperplexed. If they could not speak to the people, how ever could theyfind Lovedy? and if they did not find Lovedy, of what use was ittheir being in France? Then how could she get cheap food and cheaplodgings? and how would their money hold out? They were small anddesolate children. It did not seem at all like their father'scountry. Why had she come? Could she ever, ever succeed in hermission? For a moment the noble nature was overcome, and the brightfaith clouded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thepeasant proprietor's brow cleared. She uttered another exclamationand darted into her kitchen, from which she returned in a moment withtwo steaming bowls of hot and delicious soup. She also furnished Tobywith a bone.
Cecile, when they had finished their meal, paid a small French coinfor the food, and then the little pilgrims left the village.
"The sun is shining brightly, " said Cecile. "Maurice, me and youwill sit under that sand hill for a little bit, and think what isbest to be done. " In... truth the poor little girl's brave heart was sorely puzzled andperplexed. If they could not speak to the people, how ever could theyfind Lovedy? and if they did not find Lovedy, of what use was ittheir being in France? Then how could she get cheap food and cheaplodgings? and how would their money hold out? They were small anddesolate children. It did not seem at all like their father'scountry. Why had she come? Could she ever, ever succeed in hermission? For a moment the noble nature was overcome, and the brightfaith clouded.
What to read after The Children's Pilgrimage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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