The Gift : An Idyll of Bethlehem
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Joshua's eyes were fixed on the woman now, and he heard little of what the two men said. Her face was like his mother's, he thought ; though when you came to look closely, it was very different and had no lines or wrinkles ; still, it was like his mother's face, weary, and gentle, and clear- eyed. . . .
The Galilean pulled at the leading-rope and, with Elias leading the way, started across the court, the patient ass following along a winding way between men and [>5] r.
^EM ^^znnr V'T"^^' T H E ...GIFT i;\,fi beasts and bales and bundles of all sorts, disappearing at last through the gate in the far wall.
Joshua turned to other and more excit- ing things.
HE next morning when the little fellow sat up and rubbed his eyes, ht saw his mother standing by his side.
" Up, lazy one ! " she chid him gently, smiling down at him. " All the town's awake ; thy morning meal waits for thee ; and I have a tale that will open thy sleepy eyes wide." While they ate their bread and lentils she told him the tale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joshua's eyes were fixed on the woman now, and he heard little of what the two men said. Her face was like his mother's, he thought ; though when you came to look closely, it was very different and had no lines or wrinkles ; still, it was like his mother's face, weary, and gentle, and clear- eyed. . . .
The Galilean pulled at the leading-rope and, with Elias leading the way, started across the court, the patient ass following along a winding way between men and [>5] r.
^EM ^^znnr V'T"^^' T H E ...GIFT i;\,fi beasts and bales and bundles of all sorts, disappearing at last through the gate in the far wall.
Joshua turned to other and more excit- ing things.
HE next morning when the little fellow sat up and rubbed his eyes, ht saw his mother standing by his side.
" Up, lazy one ! " she chid him gently, smiling down at him. " All the town's awake ; thy morning meal waits for thee ; and I have a tale that will open thy sleepy eyes wide." While they ate their bread and lentils she told him the tale.
What to read after The Gift : An Idyll of Bethlehem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burrell, David De Forest to read onlineMoreLess
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