The Three Birth Days Or a Cure for Ill Temper
The Three Birth Days Or a Cure for Ill Temper
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Henrietta followed her mam- ma up stairs: " Dear mamma, " she whispered, u you look very pale and frightened, do let me stay with Davers while you go and take something. " " You shall, my love, " an- swered her mother, " for I fear I shall scarcely be able, unless I recover myself a little, to remain in the room while the surgeon o is attending- him. Heaven give my dear boy strength to bear the pain he must undergo!" Poor Davers was iu too much 36 THE THREE BIRTH-DAYS.
pain to be entertained by... any thing Henrietta could do or say to amuse him; but in a short time their mother returned, ac- companied by the surgeon, whom one of the servants had met.
" Now, my dear Henrietta, go down stairs, " said her mamma ; " go and endeavour to comfort your sister, who is quite inconso- lable ; she has just told me how this sad accident happened. Severely indeed is she punished for giving "way to her impatient temper. " Henrietta left the room, and going into her own, she knelt CONSEQUENCE OF ILL-TEMPER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henrietta followed her mam- ma up stairs: " Dear mamma, " she whispered, u you look very pale and frightened, do let me stay with Davers while you go and take something. " " You shall, my love, " an- swered her mother, " for I fear I shall scarcely be able, unless I recover myself a little, to remain in the room while the surgeon o is attending- him. Heaven give my dear boy strength to bear the pain he must undergo!" Poor Davers was iu too much 36 THE THREE BIRTH-DAYS.
pain to be entertained by... any thing Henrietta could do or say to amuse him; but in a short time their mother returned, ac- companied by the surgeon, whom one of the servants had met.
" Now, my dear Henrietta, go down stairs, " said her mamma ; " go and endeavour to comfort your sister, who is quite inconso- lable ; she has just told me how this sad accident happened. Severely indeed is she punished for giving "way to her impatient temper. " Henrietta left the room, and going into her own, she knelt CONSEQUENCE OF ILL-TEMPER.
What to read after The Three Birth Days Or a Cure for Ill Temper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Tract Society to read onlineMoreLess
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