The Young Woodsmanlife in the Forests of Canada
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" A look of ineffable tenderness came into Johnston's dark eyes while theboy was speaking. Then his face darkened, and giving vent to a heavysigh, he passed his hand over his eyes as though to put away some painfulrecollection. After a moment's silence, he said, -- "My mother loved her Bible, and wanted me to love it too. But I was awild, headstrong chap, and didn't take kindly to the notion of beingreligious, and I'm afraid I cost her many a tear. God bless her! I wonderdoes she ever up there ...think of her son down here, and wonder if he's anybetter than he was when she had to leave him to look after himself. " Not knowing just what to say, Frank made no reply, but his face glowedwith sympathetic interest; and after another pause the foreman went on, -- "I've been thinking a great deal lately, Frank, and it's been all yourdoing. Seeing you so particular about your religion, and not lettinganything stop you from saying your prayers and reading your Bible justas you would at home, has made me feel dreadfully ashamed of myself, andI've been wanting to have a talk with you about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A look of ineffable tenderness came into Johnston's dark eyes while theboy was speaking. Then his face darkened, and giving vent to a heavysigh, he passed his hand over his eyes as though to put away some painfulrecollection. After a moment's silence, he said, -- "My mother loved her Bible, and wanted me to love it too. But I was awild, headstrong chap, and didn't take kindly to the notion of beingreligious, and I'm afraid I cost her many a tear. God bless her! I wonderdoes she ever up there ...think of her son down here, and wonder if he's anybetter than he was when she had to leave him to look after himself. " Not knowing just what to say, Frank made no reply, but his face glowedwith sympathetic interest; and after another pause the foreman went on, -- "I've been thinking a great deal lately, Frank, and it's been all yourdoing. Seeing you so particular about your religion, and not lettinganything stop you from saying your prayers and reading your Bible justas you would at home, has made me feel dreadfully ashamed of myself, andI've been wanting to have a talk with you about it.
What to read after The Young Woodsmanlife in the Forests of Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Mcdonald Oxley to read onlineMoreLess
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