The Contrast: Or, Modes of Education
The Contrast: Or, Modes of Education
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Come, children, let us kneel down.' 64 THB CONTRAfiT: There can be no prayers that possess a more vital power than those of a mother, when she assembles her little ones «arouDd her.
They are a part of herself. She has borne them upon her heart ; she has received them as an immediate gift from God ; and when she bears them upwards hi the arms of faith, there is no distance between herself and her Maker.
When they all joined in the evening hymn, Ralph was the only one out of tune. He made discord... with the others. His voice sounded loud after all but himself had ceased.
The children could not suppress their smiles.
Vl have forgot our evening hymn,' said Im^ coloring, ^ it is so long since I have sung it.' To Ralph or the children, there was little meaning or expression in this remark ; but it fell on the mcAher's ear like a reproach ; for she reflected, that those who remained wi^b her never forgot their evening worship.
The children were soon asleep. No one of them slept sounder than Ralph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come, children, let us kneel down.' 64 THB CONTRAfiT: There can be no prayers that possess a more vital power than those of a mother, when she assembles her little ones «arouDd her.
They are a part of herself. She has borne them upon her heart ; she has received them as an immediate gift from God ; and when she bears them upwards hi the arms of faith, there is no distance between herself and her Maker.
When they all joined in the evening hymn, Ralph was the only one out of tune. He made discord... with the others. His voice sounded loud after all but himself had ceased.
The children could not suppress their smiles.
Vl have forgot our evening hymn,' said Im^ coloring, ^ it is so long since I have sung it.' To Ralph or the children, there was little meaning or expression in this remark ; but it fell on the mcAher's ear like a reproach ; for she reflected, that those who remained wi^b her never forgot their evening worship.
The children were soon asleep. No one of them slept sounder than Ralph.
What to read after The Contrast: Or, Modes of Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Hannah Farnham Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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