The Christ Child
The Christ Child
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The little child had been looking earnestly at her, his hands stretched out implor- ingly : now, they fell listlessly by his side, as he was turned away, the blue eyes filled with tears; and she heard the words, " If thou hadst known—" With a heavy heart, for the good she could not dt>, . Slie turned to her husband: an expression of almost terror had crept over his face, as he muttered, " What did THE CIIKIST-CHILD. 19 he say ? ' How hardly shall a rich man enter the kingdom of Heaven V " But, ...in another moment, he had ernshed down the little upbraiding voice within, was as bland and as tender-hearted as ever, and the mnsic, and the dancing, and the feast went on ; the mirth and the frolic were louder than before. Tlie wind shrieked and howled aronnd the house, but there was warmth, and comfort, and merriment within, nothing but the storm and the cold, and the little wandering child with- out, on that Christmas day.
I^ight was coming on, the streets were dark and deserted, for all who could claim a shelter had sought it ; even the watchman had taken refuge from the driving rain, under some porch or cov- ered nook, and tlie child passed on un- 20 TIIE CHRIST-CHILD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The little child had been looking earnestly at her, his hands stretched out implor- ingly : now, they fell listlessly by his side, as he was turned away, the blue eyes filled with tears; and she heard the words, " If thou hadst known—" With a heavy heart, for the good she could not dt>, . Slie turned to her husband: an expression of almost terror had crept over his face, as he muttered, " What did THE CIIKIST-CHILD. 19 he say ? ' How hardly shall a rich man enter the kingdom of Heaven V " But, ...in another moment, he had ernshed down the little upbraiding voice within, was as bland and as tender-hearted as ever, and the mnsic, and the dancing, and the feast went on ; the mirth and the frolic were louder than before. Tlie wind shrieked and howled aronnd the house, but there was warmth, and comfort, and merriment within, nothing but the storm and the cold, and the little wandering child with- out, on that Christmas day.
I^ight was coming on, the streets were dark and deserted, for all who could claim a shelter had sought it ; even the watchman had taken refuge from the driving rain, under some porch or cov- ered nook, and tlie child passed on un- 20 TIIE CHRIST-CHILD.
What to read after The Christ Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F to read onlineMoreLess
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