The Poor Childs Friend Consisting of Narratives Founded On Fact And Religio
The Poor Childs Friend Consisting of Narratives Founded On Fact And Religio
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But bodily pain was not the only suffering he had to en- dure : he was unhappy in his mind- 72 He felt what a heavy blow his acci- dent was upon his family. The scanty allowance of the parish would hardly maintain them, and he must deny himself any little comforts that would have made his situation more bearable. He belonged to no friendly club; he had no little store of money laid up in the saving-bank, as many of his fellow-labourers had ; and he thought, with grief, how his excellent wages w...ere regularly squandered away. His wife was always asking him for money. Bitterly did he now lament her waste and extravagance ; and, after all, not to have even toler- able comfort in his home, but that his wife and children were the most untidy persons in the parish ; and as to his house, it was the dirtiest to be met with in all the country round!
73 Jane's leisure time was now all passed in the sick room of her father. She sat by his bed-side, and when he was not in too much pain, she used to talk to him, and tell him all she did and heard at the Sunday-school ; and as he appeared to like to hear about it, she one day asked him if she should read some of her little books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But bodily pain was not the only suffering he had to en- dure : he was unhappy in his mind- 72 He felt what a heavy blow his acci- dent was upon his family. The scanty allowance of the parish would hardly maintain them, and he must deny himself any little comforts that would have made his situation more bearable. He belonged to no friendly club; he had no little store of money laid up in the saving-bank, as many of his fellow-labourers had ; and he thought, with grief, how his excellent wages w...ere regularly squandered away. His wife was always asking him for money. Bitterly did he now lament her waste and extravagance ; and, after all, not to have even toler- able comfort in his home, but that his wife and children were the most untidy persons in the parish ; and as to his house, it was the dirtiest to be met with in all the country round!
73 Jane's leisure time was now all passed in the sick room of her father. She sat by his bed-side, and when he was not in too much pain, she used to talk to him, and tell him all she did and heard at the Sunday-school ; and as he appeared to like to hear about it, she one day asked him if she should read some of her little books.
What to read after The Poor Childs Friend Consisting of Narratives Founded On Fact And Religio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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