Tip Lewis And His Lamp
Tip Lewis And His Lamp
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" A little silence, and then: "I want to please Jesus allthe time now, because I love Him, and I'm going to try to do right. " It was all out now, and her heart was beating so that it almost stoppedher voice. Her mother shaded her face with her hand, and neither spokenor moved. Kitty waited a little, then moved slowly towards the door ofher bit of a bedroom; it was moonlight, so she needed no candle.
"Good-night, mother, " she found courage to say at last.
"Good-night;" and her mother's voice s...ounded strangely, coming frombehind the closely-held hand.
There was something like a great sob in Kitty's throat as she went toher room that night; in her heart was a great longing for mother-love. She would have liked to kiss her mother good-night, but she felt howqueerly that would look; even to _say_ good-night was something veryunusual. So she knelt down beside her bed, and prayed for her mother.
I don't think Mr. Holbrook knew that the few kind words which he spoke toKitty Lewis, on her way home from prayer-meeting, were seeds which weregoing to spring up and bear fruit unto everlasting life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A little silence, and then: "I want to please Jesus allthe time now, because I love Him, and I'm going to try to do right. " It was all out now, and her heart was beating so that it almost stoppedher voice. Her mother shaded her face with her hand, and neither spokenor moved. Kitty waited a little, then moved slowly towards the door ofher bit of a bedroom; it was moonlight, so she needed no candle.
"Good-night, mother, " she found courage to say at last.
"Good-night;" and her mother's voice s...ounded strangely, coming frombehind the closely-held hand.
There was something like a great sob in Kitty's throat as she went toher room that night; in her heart was a great longing for mother-love. She would have liked to kiss her mother good-night, but she felt howqueerly that would look; even to _say_ good-night was something veryunusual. So she knelt down beside her bed, and prayed for her mother.
I don't think Mr. Holbrook knew that the few kind words which he spoke toKitty Lewis, on her way home from prayer-meeting, were seeds which weregoing to spring up and bear fruit unto everlasting life.
What to read after Tip Lewis And His Lamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pansy to read onlineMoreLess
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