The Childs Story book
The Childs Story book
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" THE BEGGAR. 11 " Yes, my dear, I know you love me, and I believe you did not intend to do wrong ; but, my dear child, we are so apt to do things that we may be praised of men, instead of doing all things to the glory of God. Do you know, my love, that our Lord said in his sermon on the mount, * Take heed that ye do not your alms before men, to be seen of them ! otherwise ye have no reward of your Father, which is in heaven ! ' You will try to think of this, will you, love ?" " Oh ! dearest ma...mma, I am sure I will, and I hope that God Will grant me pardon for the past. And strength fix t ime to come. ' " 12 THE STORY-BOOK.
- THE ROBIN.
" The north winds do blow, And we shall have snow, What will poor Robin do till spring, Poor thing, poor thing ! He will go to the barn, And keep himself warm, A. Nd put his head under his wing, Poor thing, poor thing. " THUS sang little Emily, as she sat one bleak morning look- THE ROBIN. 13 ing out from her mamma's window, watching the faded leaves dance along before the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" THE BEGGAR. 11 " Yes, my dear, I know you love me, and I believe you did not intend to do wrong ; but, my dear child, we are so apt to do things that we may be praised of men, instead of doing all things to the glory of God. Do you know, my love, that our Lord said in his sermon on the mount, * Take heed that ye do not your alms before men, to be seen of them ! otherwise ye have no reward of your Father, which is in heaven ! ' You will try to think of this, will you, love ?" " Oh ! dearest ma...mma, I am sure I will, and I hope that God Will grant me pardon for the past. And strength fix t ime to come. ' " 12 THE STORY-BOOK.
- THE ROBIN.
" The north winds do blow, And we shall have snow, What will poor Robin do till spring, Poor thing, poor thing ! He will go to the barn, And keep himself warm, A. Nd put his head under his wing, Poor thing, poor thing. " THUS sang little Emily, as she sat one bleak morning look- THE ROBIN. 13 ing out from her mamma's window, watching the faded leaves dance along before the wind.
What to read after The Childs Story book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Charles Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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