The Glorious Prodigal
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Mott Castleton had parked his car in the front, and not finding anyone in the house, he had gone around to the back. He had heard noises from the stable, and when he made his way across the lot and opened the door, he found Leah up in the loft shoveling down forkfuls of hay.
“Somebody has to do it, Mott. Merle is down sick. I don’t mind.”
“Here, let me help you with that.”
“You’ll get your clothes all dusty. I’m through anyway.” Leah stuck the fork into the hay and came down the ladd...er, then dusted her hands off. The dust from the hay had coated her hair, and she took a handkerchief out of the pocket of the overalls she had donned and wiped her face with it. “I’m a sight, aren’t I?” she said. “But the cows have to be fed.”
“We’ll have to get a man out here to help you,” Mott said. “I don’t like to see you doing this kind of work.”
“Oh, it’s just until Merle gets on his feet again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mott Castleton had parked his car in the front, and not finding anyone in the house, he had gone around to the back. He had heard noises from the stable, and when he made his way across the lot and opened the door, he found Leah up in the loft shoveling down forkfuls of hay.
“Somebody has to do it, Mott. Merle is down sick. I don’t mind.”
“Here, let me help you with that.”
“You’ll get your clothes all dusty. I’m through anyway.” Leah stuck the fork into the hay and came down the ladd...er, then dusted her hands off. The dust from the hay had coated her hair, and she took a handkerchief out of the pocket of the overalls she had donned and wiped her face with it. “I’m a sight, aren’t I?” she said. “But the cows have to be fed.”
“We’ll have to get a man out here to help you,” Mott said. “I don’t like to see you doing this kind of work.”
“Oh, it’s just until Merle gets on his feet again.
What to read after The Glorious Prodigal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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