The Talkative Wig
The Talkative Wig
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"You are very good, " he said. "Do you take care of the house allalone by yourself?" "O yes, " she replied; "it does not take much trouble. There is noone to harm us. Would you like a book to read till papa and mammacome home; here is my Testament; or would you like I should read toyou?" "Read to me, " said the man.
As Alice read from the history of Jesus, the tears ran down therobber's cheeks; he said nothing.
When the curate came home, he repeated Alice's invitation to dine. The man accepted ...it. After dinner, when he thanked Alice and herfather for their kindness to him, he said to the curate, "Yourdaughter is an angel, and has saved me from sin. I go away a betterman than I came. " He then confessed the evil intentions with which he had entered thehouse, told how Alice's trusting, gentle kindness had disarmed him, and promised the curate that he would henceforward be a better man.
I do not mean to say that Alice never did any wrong thing. She was, however, so sorry for a fault, she repented so soon, and then didall she could to repair it, that no one could help forgiving her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You are very good, " he said. "Do you take care of the house allalone by yourself?" "O yes, " she replied; "it does not take much trouble. There is noone to harm us. Would you like a book to read till papa and mammacome home; here is my Testament; or would you like I should read toyou?" "Read to me, " said the man.
As Alice read from the history of Jesus, the tears ran down therobber's cheeks; he said nothing.
When the curate came home, he repeated Alice's invitation to dine. The man accepted ...it. After dinner, when he thanked Alice and herfather for their kindness to him, he said to the curate, "Yourdaughter is an angel, and has saved me from sin. I go away a betterman than I came. " He then confessed the evil intentions with which he had entered thehouse, told how Alice's trusting, gentle kindness had disarmed him, and promised the curate that he would henceforward be a better man.
I do not mean to say that Alice never did any wrong thing. She was, however, so sorry for a fault, she repented so soon, and then didall she could to repair it, that no one could help forgiving her.
What to read after The Talkative Wig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Follen Eliza Lee Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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