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I want to thank you for all you'vedone for my little girl"--looking toward his wife--"and I won't forgetall the good things you've done for _me_, and the sermons you'vepreached; and when I get over there I'm going to try to live right andkeep all my promises. I want you to pray for me that I may be true. Ishall never cease to thank the Lord that I knew you two. " The Salvationists shook hands earnestly with him, and promised to prayfor him, and then he turned to the children: "Good-bye, Dicky, ...I shan't forget the songs you've sung. I'll hear themsometimes when I get over there in battle, and they'll help to keep metrue. " But Dicky, not content with a hand shake swarmed up the leg and back ofhis tall friend as if he had been a tree, and whispered in a loudconfidential child-whisper: "I'm a goin' to pray fer you, too, Cap'n Hawley. God bless you!" The grown-up phrases on the childish lips amused Ruth. She watched thelittle boy as he lifted his beautiful serious face to the responsive lookof the stranger, and marvelled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want to thank you for all you'vedone for my little girl"--looking toward his wife--"and I won't forgetall the good things you've done for _me_, and the sermons you'vepreached; and when I get over there I'm going to try to live right andkeep all my promises. I want you to pray for me that I may be true. Ishall never cease to thank the Lord that I knew you two. " The Salvationists shook hands earnestly with him, and promised to prayfor him, and then he turned to the children: "Good-bye, Dicky, ...I shan't forget the songs you've sung. I'll hear themsometimes when I get over there in battle, and they'll help to keep metrue. " But Dicky, not content with a hand shake swarmed up the leg and back ofhis tall friend as if he had been a tree, and whispered in a loudconfidential child-whisper: "I'm a goin' to pray fer you, too, Cap'n Hawley. God bless you!" The grown-up phrases on the childish lips amused Ruth. She watched thelittle boy as he lifted his beautiful serious face to the responsive lookof the stranger, and marvelled.
What to read after The Search?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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