The Rescued Child
The Rescued Child
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depot, on her way to N- -, whence a few hours' ride would bring her to Edge- ville. The sweet face of the beautiful babe was concealed as much as possible from prying eyes, by the thick folds of the veil that was wrapped over its warm new hood, while the tender arms of Mrs. Lacy encircled its fragile form.
Ernest did not leave the side of his mother and her little charge, until he had placed her in a rather retired seat ; and even then he lingered until the warning was given, that obliged him t...o say farewell.
" Good-by, dear mother and little Pearl. Do n't forget to write every par- ticular of your reception at home, for I shall long to hear. '' So whispered the affectionate boy as he left her side, and sprang from the train ; then as his light step glided over the snowy paths of the college grounds, THE MOTHEK AND SON. 29 his thoughts went on with the devoted mother ; while the innocent, beautiful baby face of little Pearl often danced before his eyes that day, as he bent over his tasks, in the time-honored walls of the glorious old institution, where so many of his youthful hours were to be spent, and where he hoped, by diligence and application, to please the many hearts that were fondly waiting his suc- cess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
depot, on her way to N- -, whence a few hours' ride would bring her to Edge- ville. The sweet face of the beautiful babe was concealed as much as possible from prying eyes, by the thick folds of the veil that was wrapped over its warm new hood, while the tender arms of Mrs. Lacy encircled its fragile form.
Ernest did not leave the side of his mother and her little charge, until he had placed her in a rather retired seat ; and even then he lingered until the warning was given, that obliged him t...o say farewell.
" Good-by, dear mother and little Pearl. Do n't forget to write every par- ticular of your reception at home, for I shall long to hear. '' So whispered the affectionate boy as he left her side, and sprang from the train ; then as his light step glided over the snowy paths of the college grounds, THE MOTHEK AND SON. 29 his thoughts went on with the devoted mother ; while the innocent, beautiful baby face of little Pearl often danced before his eyes that day, as he bent over his tasks, in the time-honored walls of the glorious old institution, where so many of his youthful hours were to be spent, and where he hoped, by diligence and application, to please the many hearts that were fondly waiting his suc- cess.
What to read after The Rescued Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W Schenck to read onlineMoreLess
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