The Value of a Praying Mother
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" The teacher heardthe words and looked first at Nora and then at Bessie. She hesitated fora moment, then walked over to Bessie, took her by the shoulders andjerked her from the seat, and then dragged her up to the chair and sether down, telling her to study. "I have no book, " retorted Bessie. Theteacher ordered one brought, and, leaving her, went to her other duties.
What a moment for Bessie! Too angry to study, she sat there thinking ofthe dreadful scene she had created. Her heart burned wit...h shame. Oh!what could she do?
Anna, the girl who had tried to hand her the wet handkerchief, hadnoticed all of Nora's actions and had determined to help Bessie, ifpossible. On pretext of looking up a word in the dictionary, Anna wentforward, laid a wet rag where Bessie could reach it, and returned to herseat. Bessie eagerly took the rag and rubbed her face. She was surprisedto see the different colors of ink appear upon it. How they came to bethere she did not know; but she did not think about them long, forsomething far worse began to trouble her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The teacher heardthe words and looked first at Nora and then at Bessie. She hesitated fora moment, then walked over to Bessie, took her by the shoulders andjerked her from the seat, and then dragged her up to the chair and sether down, telling her to study. "I have no book, " retorted Bessie. Theteacher ordered one brought, and, leaving her, went to her other duties.
What a moment for Bessie! Too angry to study, she sat there thinking ofthe dreadful scene she had created. Her heart burned wit...h shame. Oh!what could she do?
Anna, the girl who had tried to hand her the wet handkerchief, hadnoticed all of Nora's actions and had determined to help Bessie, ifpossible. On pretext of looking up a word in the dictionary, Anna wentforward, laid a wet rag where Bessie could reach it, and returned to herseat. Bessie eagerly took the rag and rubbed her face. She was surprisedto see the different colors of ink appear upon it. How they came to bethere she did not know; but she did not think about them long, forsomething far worse began to trouble her.
What to read after The Value of a Praying Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byrum Isabel Coston to read onlineMoreLess
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