The Joyous Miracle
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,'/ ' ' He seemed like another I child to us," answered Mer- vius. "We were all about him, on his shoulders, on his knees, in his arms, and Joanna in his lap — she had forgotten to cry.
" 'See, see my birds,' she said. I tell you she had her I arms around his neck. ' See, they said they were not pretty.
They are pretty, aren't they, quite as pretty as theirs?' "'Prettier, prettier,' he said. 'Look now.' He set our little clay birds before him in a row. First mine, then THE JOYOUS MIRACLE Simon'...s, then those of Joseph and of Septimus, then one of Httle Joanna's shapeless Httle lumps. He looked at them, and at last touched the one Joanna had made with his finger-tip, then — Did you eversee,when cornis popping, how the grain swells, swells, swells, then bursts forth into whiteness? So it was then.
No sooner had that little bird of Joanna, that clod of dust, that poor bit of common clay, felt the touch of his finger than it awakened into life and be- came a live bird — and white, white as the sunshine, a beau- tiful little white bird that flew '-1 ' THE JOYOUS MIRACLE V^rO/ t f^ upward on the instant, with l^i a tiny, glad note of song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
,'/ ' ' He seemed like another I child to us," answered Mer- vius. "We were all about him, on his shoulders, on his knees, in his arms, and Joanna in his lap — she had forgotten to cry.
" 'See, see my birds,' she said. I tell you she had her I arms around his neck. ' See, they said they were not pretty.
They are pretty, aren't they, quite as pretty as theirs?' "'Prettier, prettier,' he said. 'Look now.' He set our little clay birds before him in a row. First mine, then THE JOYOUS MIRACLE Simon'...s, then those of Joseph and of Septimus, then one of Httle Joanna's shapeless Httle lumps. He looked at them, and at last touched the one Joanna had made with his finger-tip, then — Did you eversee,when cornis popping, how the grain swells, swells, swells, then bursts forth into whiteness? So it was then.
No sooner had that little bird of Joanna, that clod of dust, that poor bit of common clay, felt the touch of his finger than it awakened into life and be- came a live bird — and white, white as the sunshine, a beau- tiful little white bird that flew '-1 ' THE JOYOUS MIRACLE V^rO/ t f^ upward on the instant, with l^i a tiny, glad note of song.
What to read after The Joyous Miracle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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