The Light Hearted Girl a Tale for Children
The Light Hearted Girl a Tale for Children
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SABBATH SCHOOL. 61 Jane thought she acted as though she thought she could not teach ; but she could smile, and very sweetly too, and that Jane thought was an important qualification for a Sabbath school teacher, and older persons have thought so too. After school was out, the superintendent asked Jane how she liked her new teacher.
"Very much, " said Jane. "I think she will be as interesting as mother, when she gets to be as old. " After meeting was out in the afternoon, Mrs. L. And Jane came h...ome, and got their tea, for they went without dinner. They then usually sat down, and spent a long time in conversation. I will give you a specimen of their conversation, at such times, in the next chapter.
62 CHAPTER XI.
CONVERSATION ABOUT ANGELS.
AFTER tea, which they had as soon as they returned from church in the afternoon, Mrs. L. And her daughter were accustomed to spend a long time in conversation. They always began with the sermons they had heard. They did not criticise and find fault with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SABBATH SCHOOL. 61 Jane thought she acted as though she thought she could not teach ; but she could smile, and very sweetly too, and that Jane thought was an important qualification for a Sabbath school teacher, and older persons have thought so too. After school was out, the superintendent asked Jane how she liked her new teacher.
"Very much, " said Jane. "I think she will be as interesting as mother, when she gets to be as old. " After meeting was out in the afternoon, Mrs. L. And Jane came h...ome, and got their tea, for they went without dinner. They then usually sat down, and spent a long time in conversation. I will give you a specimen of their conversation, at such times, in the next chapter.
62 CHAPTER XI.
CONVERSATION ABOUT ANGELS.
AFTER tea, which they had as soon as they returned from church in the afternoon, Mrs. L. And her daughter were accustomed to spend a long time in conversation. They always began with the sermons they had heard. They did not criticise and find fault with them.
What to read after The Light Hearted Girl a Tale for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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