The First Christmas Tree
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" Nay, father," she said, " draw not the lad away from my side with these wild words. I need him to help me with my labours, to cheer my old age." " Do you need him more than the Master does?" asked Win- fried ; " and will you take the wood that is fit for a bow to make a distaff?" " But I fear for the child. Thy life is too hard for him. He will perish with hunger in the woods." " Once," said Winfried, smiling, " we were camped by the bank of the river Ohru. The table was spread for the mornin...g meal, but my comrades cried that it was empty; the provisions were ex- hausted ; we must go without breakfast, and perhaps starve be- fore we could escape from the wilderness. While they com- plained, a fish-hawk flew up from the river with flapping wings, and let fall a great pike in the midst of the camp. There was food enough and to spare. Never have I seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread." " But the fierce pagans of the forest," cried the abbess, — "they may pierce the boy with their arrows, or dash out his brains with their axes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nay, father," she said, " draw not the lad away from my side with these wild words. I need him to help me with my labours, to cheer my old age." " Do you need him more than the Master does?" asked Win- fried ; " and will you take the wood that is fit for a bow to make a distaff?" " But I fear for the child. Thy life is too hard for him. He will perish with hunger in the woods." " Once," said Winfried, smiling, " we were camped by the bank of the river Ohru. The table was spread for the mornin...g meal, but my comrades cried that it was empty; the provisions were ex- hausted ; we must go without breakfast, and perhaps starve be- fore we could escape from the wilderness. While they com- plained, a fish-hawk flew up from the river with flapping wings, and let fall a great pike in the midst of the camp. There was food enough and to spare. Never have I seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread." " But the fierce pagans of the forest," cried the abbess, — "they may pierce the boy with their arrows, or dash out his brains with their axes.
What to read after The First Christmas Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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