Aunt Amy
Aunt Amy
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She also sent one by thesame boy to a sailor; and then she and Minnie set out for the hotel.
"Now, " said aunt Amy, "we shall have at least one pleasant thoughtconnected with our trip. " "Only _one_ pleasant thought, aunt? Why, all my thoughts of it will bepleasant ones. " "So will mine, my dear. But I shall be most pleased to think we have notspent the day entirely for ourselves. Our tracts to those men may dothem great good. They may be as sunbeams to light them on the way toheaven. Isn't tha...t the most pleasing thought of the day, Minnie?" "Yes, aunt; but do you think tracts are always sunbeams to those whoreceive them?" "No, Minnie, by no means. Many persons get no good from them at all. Butthousands have been greatly benefited by them. We must hope and praythat ours will prove to be as good seed sown on good soil. If not, wehave done our duty. " By this time they had reached the tavern. Here they dined with Minnie'smother. After dinner, they took a long ride round the country, andreached home at an early hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She also sent one by thesame boy to a sailor; and then she and Minnie set out for the hotel.
"Now, " said aunt Amy, "we shall have at least one pleasant thoughtconnected with our trip. " "Only _one_ pleasant thought, aunt? Why, all my thoughts of it will bepleasant ones. " "So will mine, my dear. But I shall be most pleased to think we have notspent the day entirely for ourselves. Our tracts to those men may dothem great good. They may be as sunbeams to light them on the way toheaven. Isn't tha...t the most pleasing thought of the day, Minnie?" "Yes, aunt; but do you think tracts are always sunbeams to those whoreceive them?" "No, Minnie, by no means. Many persons get no good from them at all. Butthousands have been greatly benefited by them. We must hope and praythat ours will prove to be as good seed sown on good soil. If not, wehave done our duty. " By this time they had reached the tavern. Here they dined with Minnie'smother. After dinner, they took a long ride round the country, andreached home at an early hour.
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