Thomas Ruffin a Novel
Thomas Ruffin a Novel
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I used to think Tammie never would catch on and kept heaping up a pile to take care of him, and here Tammie' s taking care of me. " "And you mean, too, Father, you're not so un happy, because it's so. " "I do, I do, my Son. Ought I to be unhappy, when I'm like the Lord?" replied John Ruffin, an attend ant upon whose affliction was the development of a strong religious vein. "Wasn't the Lord poor, Tammie?" "Yes, He was poor, Father born poor, lived poor, and died poor. " "And had no place to lay... His head not as well off as the tramps, Tammie. " "And so is a comfort to the poorest. " "And the angels ministered to Him, too. " "Yes on one occasion at least, the Bible tells us. " "And you, Tammie, are sent to take care of me, and I thank God and am happy, my Son. " "I wish, Tammie, " he continued, as another thought came across his mind, "you could go out with me oftener in the day. " "I wish so, too. " "I would show you, then, the churches here. " "I've seen them, Father often. What would you show me of special interest?" "The pillars and the carvings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I used to think Tammie never would catch on and kept heaping up a pile to take care of him, and here Tammie' s taking care of me. " "And you mean, too, Father, you're not so un happy, because it's so. " "I do, I do, my Son. Ought I to be unhappy, when I'm like the Lord?" replied John Ruffin, an attend ant upon whose affliction was the development of a strong religious vein. "Wasn't the Lord poor, Tammie?" "Yes, He was poor, Father born poor, lived poor, and died poor. " "And had no place to lay... His head not as well off as the tramps, Tammie. " "And so is a comfort to the poorest. " "And the angels ministered to Him, too. " "Yes on one occasion at least, the Bible tells us. " "And you, Tammie, are sent to take care of me, and I thank God and am happy, my Son. " "I wish, Tammie, " he continued, as another thought came across his mind, "you could go out with me oftener in the day. " "I wish so, too. " "I would show you, then, the churches here. " "I've seen them, Father often. What would you show me of special interest?" "The pillars and the carvings.
What to read after Thomas Ruffin a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W Edward Winslow Gilliam to read onlineMoreLess
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