The Mortgage On the Hip-Roof House
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Come here, both on ye! Let me take your hands, an' look at ye together. I say for it, you are a pair to be proud of! An' you love your old daddy, do n't ye, just the same as ever?
100 The Hip-roof House.
An' ye 're still children, too — jest as lovin' and kind as when ye went away. O, the Lord is good! I asked him to bring back my boy, an' he brought me a man with a boy's heart!
'T ain't many has such a boy an' such a girl to comfort their old age — not many! We can afford to have a mortgage on... the old house while we've got such treasures in it!" "But we won't have that mortgage long, daddy," said Joe, eagerly.
"I b'lieve ye, son, I b'lieve ye; but go away now — go away, you an' 'Cindy. I want to be alone an' think, an' I would n't have ye see me cryin' ' for anything in the world — I would n't, truly," he added, with ludicrous pro- testations, while the tears ran down his fur- rowed cheeks.
The children knew his moods, and, kissing him tenderly, withdrew, and left him to render thanks to that One greatest, whose lessons of charity he had so well learned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come here, both on ye! Let me take your hands, an' look at ye together. I say for it, you are a pair to be proud of! An' you love your old daddy, do n't ye, just the same as ever?
100 The Hip-roof House.
An' ye 're still children, too — jest as lovin' and kind as when ye went away. O, the Lord is good! I asked him to bring back my boy, an' he brought me a man with a boy's heart!
'T ain't many has such a boy an' such a girl to comfort their old age — not many! We can afford to have a mortgage on... the old house while we've got such treasures in it!" "But we won't have that mortgage long, daddy," said Joe, eagerly.
"I b'lieve ye, son, I b'lieve ye; but go away now — go away, you an' 'Cindy. I want to be alone an' think, an' I would n't have ye see me cryin' ' for anything in the world — I would n't, truly," he added, with ludicrous pro- testations, while the tears ran down his fur- rowed cheeks.
The children knew his moods, and, kissing him tenderly, withdrew, and left him to render thanks to that One greatest, whose lessons of charity he had so well learned.
What to read after The Mortgage On the Hip-Roof House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Winegar Tourge to read onlineMoreLess
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