A Budget of Christmas Tales By Charles Dickens And Others
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BY JULIA SCHAYER.
"Then it is 'yes,' father dear?" said Angela, looking across the breakfast table with a smile. It was her mother's smile, and the girl had filled her mother's vacant chair for more than a year.
The eyes of the father and daughter met, and Angela knew, before a word was said, that she had conquered.
"I hate to see you at your age, beginning to worry over these things," Ephraim Frazier said, regretfully. "Let the old women take care of the charities, dear. You keep on dancing in ...the sunshine a while longer, daughter." Angela's smile grew graver, but not less sweet.
"I am twenty, dear," she said. "Too old to dance all the time, and I cannot help thinking, you know. And--it's no use, papa dear! I must do something! It is 'yes,' isn't it?" "You are sure you won't mind being criticised and ridiculed?" "Quite sure!" answered Angela.
"And sure you won't take your failures and disappointments to heart too deeply?" "Quite sure I can bear them bravely," answered the girl. "If only one, just one, of those poor creatures may be helped, and lifted up, and brought out of darkness, it will be worth trying for!" "And what does Robert Johns say about it?" A glow kindled in Angela's face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BY JULIA SCHAYER.
"Then it is 'yes,' father dear?" said Angela, looking across the breakfast table with a smile. It was her mother's smile, and the girl had filled her mother's vacant chair for more than a year.
The eyes of the father and daughter met, and Angela knew, before a word was said, that she had conquered.
"I hate to see you at your age, beginning to worry over these things," Ephraim Frazier said, regretfully. "Let the old women take care of the charities, dear. You keep on dancing in ...the sunshine a while longer, daughter." Angela's smile grew graver, but not less sweet.
"I am twenty, dear," she said. "Too old to dance all the time, and I cannot help thinking, you know. And--it's no use, papa dear! I must do something! It is 'yes,' isn't it?" "You are sure you won't mind being criticised and ridiculed?" "Quite sure!" answered Angela.
"And sure you won't take your failures and disappointments to heart too deeply?" "Quite sure I can bear them bravely," answered the girl. "If only one, just one, of those poor creatures may be helped, and lifted up, and brought out of darkness, it will be worth trying for!" "And what does Robert Johns say about it?" A glow kindled in Angela's face.
What to read after A Budget of Christmas Tales By Charles Dickens And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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