The Transformation of Job
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What difference if they were cheated?--they wouldnever miss it; they deserved it. How much Uncle Andy needed the money!And it would be his own some day.
That thought touched Job's conscience to the center. He was a partnerin the crime! He half rose in bed, resolving that he would face thecrowd and tell all--how he had stood by and seen the old man salt themine. Then he hesitated. What was it to him? If he told, it would ruinAndy. What business had he with it, anyhow? But all night long thewind ...whistled in through the cracks, "Thou shalt not steal, " and Jobtossed in agony of soul, wishing he had never climbed down the PineMountain trail to the Cove on that spring day when Andrew Maldensalted the mine.
The sun was well up the next morning when the procession of buckboardswas ready to start for Gold City. Andrew Malden and the shrewd fellowhad gone an hour before, the rest were off, and only the boorishDevonshire was left to ride down with Tony. Job stood, with heartpalpitating and conscience goading him, down by the big pasture gateto let them through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What difference if they were cheated?--they wouldnever miss it; they deserved it. How much Uncle Andy needed the money!And it would be his own some day.
That thought touched Job's conscience to the center. He was a partnerin the crime! He half rose in bed, resolving that he would face thecrowd and tell all--how he had stood by and seen the old man salt themine. Then he hesitated. What was it to him? If he told, it would ruinAndy. What business had he with it, anyhow? But all night long thewind ...whistled in through the cracks, "Thou shalt not steal, " and Jobtossed in agony of soul, wishing he had never climbed down the PineMountain trail to the Cove on that spring day when Andrew Maldensalted the mine.
The sun was well up the next morning when the procession of buckboardswas ready to start for Gold City. Andrew Malden and the shrewd fellowhad gone an hour before, the rest were off, and only the boorishDevonshire was left to ride down with Tony. Job stood, with heartpalpitating and conscience goading him, down by the big pasture gateto let them through.
What to read after The Transformation of Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Frederick Vining to read onlineMoreLess
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