The Orange Seed
The Orange Seed
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Helen at once thought she should, rather work for the baby, too, and she was going to say so, when something whispered to her, that persons who are wishing to do right must not seek their own pleasure, and she bent her eyes on her work, though she stretched out the long seam, somewhat dis- consolately, and measured it with her arms, as she resumed her sewing.
Ally was very fond of her needle, and really enjoyed a quiet afternoon at her sew- ing. Helen had determined to work patiently, but it wa...s easier for her to do so from seeing the satisfaction that Ally evidently took in the occupation.
Helen thought no one knew what was THE ORANGE SEED. 55 going on in her mind at least no one but the ever-present Saviour, who " readetli the heart. " Helen was mistaken. Her mother understood her, and loved her better for the effort she was making. Mrs. Bailey had often seen Helen working for the poor, every now and then calling on her mother to see how much she had done, and evidently labor- ing more from a wish to be finished, than from a better motive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Helen at once thought she should, rather work for the baby, too, and she was going to say so, when something whispered to her, that persons who are wishing to do right must not seek their own pleasure, and she bent her eyes on her work, though she stretched out the long seam, somewhat dis- consolately, and measured it with her arms, as she resumed her sewing.
Ally was very fond of her needle, and really enjoyed a quiet afternoon at her sew- ing. Helen had determined to work patiently, but it wa...s easier for her to do so from seeing the satisfaction that Ally evidently took in the occupation.
Helen thought no one knew what was THE ORANGE SEED. 55 going on in her mind at least no one but the ever-present Saviour, who " readetli the heart. " Helen was mistaken. Her mother understood her, and loved her better for the effort she was making. Mrs. Bailey had often seen Helen working for the poor, every now and then calling on her mother to see how much she had done, and evidently labor- ing more from a wish to be finished, than from a better motive.
What to read after The Orange Seed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah S Sarah Schoonmaker Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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