The Starling : a Scotch Story 1
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. " Did ye squeel, Mary," asked the Sergeant, with a smile, " when I took ye into my arms } " " No. What for should I } " replied Mary.
" Aweel, my lassie," argued Adam, " why do ye think that bairns like yersel' should be frichted to trust that same Jesus wha was Himsel' a bairn and kens a bairn's heart ? He wad be unco' sorry, Mary, if ye didna trust Him, when He dee'd, as 150 THE STARLING.
ye ken, on the cross to save you and me and .ilka body, and aye thinks aboot us and prays for us." Mary... sighed, and crept closer to the Sergeant.
Adam, taking her little hand in his, said, " Mind what I tell ye, my bairn. Learn ye to speak aye to God and tell Him yer heart in yer ain prayer, and never gang ony road He wadna like ; and stick till Him as ye wad to me if we were gaun ower the muir thegither at nicht, or through a burn in a spate ; and never, Mary, in the hour o' distress think that He doesna care for you or has forgotten you. For nae doot whan ye grow up to be big ye'U hae mony a distress, like ither folk, ye dinna ken aboot yet." Mary turned her face to his bosom as if to sleep, but never was she less inclined to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " Did ye squeel, Mary," asked the Sergeant, with a smile, " when I took ye into my arms } " " No. What for should I } " replied Mary.
" Aweel, my lassie," argued Adam, " why do ye think that bairns like yersel' should be frichted to trust that same Jesus wha was Himsel' a bairn and kens a bairn's heart ? He wad be unco' sorry, Mary, if ye didna trust Him, when He dee'd, as 150 THE STARLING.
ye ken, on the cross to save you and me and .ilka body, and aye thinks aboot us and prays for us." Mary... sighed, and crept closer to the Sergeant.
Adam, taking her little hand in his, said, " Mind what I tell ye, my bairn. Learn ye to speak aye to God and tell Him yer heart in yer ain prayer, and never gang ony road He wadna like ; and stick till Him as ye wad to me if we were gaun ower the muir thegither at nicht, or through a burn in a spate ; and never, Mary, in the hour o' distress think that He doesna care for you or has forgotten you. For nae doot whan ye grow up to be big ye'U hae mony a distress, like ither folk, ye dinna ken aboot yet." Mary turned her face to his bosom as if to sleep, but never was she less inclined to sleep.
What to read after The Starling : a Scotch Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macleod Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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