Unselfishness Or the Miners Daughter
Unselfishness Or the Miners Daughter
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39 she felt she had no one left to work for now no one in the whole world who cared for her.
A shadow darkened the threshold, and a kindly voice spoke beside her, but Rose's face was hidden in her hands ; when she looked up it was pale and very sad, her eyes were heavy with sorrow.
" Well, Rose, " said the overseer of the mines, " I came up to see how you get on. You will be coming to work again now, I suppose. " " No, sir, " Rose replied, " I am not so strong as I was, and I can be of no use t...o any one now. " The overseer on hearing these words looked at her earnestly, as if thinking of something.
" Ah ! my girl, " he then said, "do you recollect that 1 told you strength would not last for ever?" " Yes, sir, " said Rose with a sigh, for she felt the words were true ; but then looking up with a brighter countenance, she added, " And if you please, sir, do you recollect my answer?" " Indeed I do, " he replied with earnest- ness, " and I never shall forget it, you said that it would last as long as God pleased, and that the duties of to-day were more important than those of to-morrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 she felt she had no one left to work for now no one in the whole world who cared for her.
A shadow darkened the threshold, and a kindly voice spoke beside her, but Rose's face was hidden in her hands ; when she looked up it was pale and very sad, her eyes were heavy with sorrow.
" Well, Rose, " said the overseer of the mines, " I came up to see how you get on. You will be coming to work again now, I suppose. " " No, sir, " Rose replied, " I am not so strong as I was, and I can be of no use t...o any one now. " The overseer on hearing these words looked at her earnestly, as if thinking of something.
" Ah ! my girl, " he then said, "do you recollect that 1 told you strength would not last for ever?" " Yes, sir, " said Rose with a sigh, for she felt the words were true ; but then looking up with a brighter countenance, she added, " And if you please, sir, do you recollect my answer?" " Indeed I do, " he replied with earnest- ness, " and I never shall forget it, you said that it would last as long as God pleased, and that the duties of to-day were more important than those of to-morrow.
What to read after Unselfishness Or the Miners Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Bunbury to read onlineMoreLess
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