War Scenes I Shall Never Forget
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Oh, no. They tumbled into the schoolroom, their big eyes staring out of their chubby, round, little faces, full of wonder as to who the strange lady was. Somewhat abashed and very quietly they slid along their baby War Scenes I Shall Never Forget 45 bench, snuggling up to each other as close as they could. Then at a word from the teacher all the little right arms went up on the long bench table in front of them, the perfectly round little heads flopped over into the crook of the row of little e...lbows, three blinks, and all the little eyelids closed, and like peas in a pod they were asleep. How I wished for a moving picture of that scene! Last we visited the chapel, of which Father was so proud. A little musty-smelling chapel with a crude figure of the Madonna in a high window niche at one end. Father had placed above it a pane of blue glass, of a blue which turned the sunlight into a wonderfully cool, pure color. He said it was the emblem of hope to him, and that when his heart was heavy behind his cheerful smile, he would come in there alone to think and to pray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, no. They tumbled into the schoolroom, their big eyes staring out of their chubby, round, little faces, full of wonder as to who the strange lady was. Somewhat abashed and very quietly they slid along their baby War Scenes I Shall Never Forget 45 bench, snuggling up to each other as close as they could. Then at a word from the teacher all the little right arms went up on the long bench table in front of them, the perfectly round little heads flopped over into the crook of the row of little e...lbows, three blinks, and all the little eyelids closed, and like peas in a pod they were asleep. How I wished for a moving picture of that scene! Last we visited the chapel, of which Father was so proud. A little musty-smelling chapel with a crude figure of the Madonna in a high window niche at one end. Father had placed above it a pane of blue glass, of a blue which turned the sunlight into a wonderfully cool, pure color. He said it was the emblem of hope to him, and that when his heart was heavy behind his cheerful smile, he would come in there alone to think and to pray.
What to read after War Scenes I Shall Never Forget?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carita Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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