Child Toilers of Boston Streets
Child Toilers of Boston Streets
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I know of a man whose helpless family is dependent upon charity, just because he is too proud to do me- nial work or anything like peddling. One of his chil- dren is a little invalid, and if it were not for kind friends who send the child many necessaries as well as delicacies I don't know how the family would get 126 Child Toilers.
along. They live in a tenement house down by one of our large depots, and people coming into town have often noticed the pale sweet face at the window.
One day, som...ebody threw a flower into the little girl's hands. She was so delighted that the next day they brought her some more ; and then others began to bring her fruit and toys and all sorts of pretty things. Finally they proposed that she should have a little basket which she could draw up and down from her window with a cord. And ever since then these kind friends who come in on the cars have kept the basket filled with all sorts of "goodies. " It is one of the few bright spots in poor little An- nie's life, and I wish you could see her eyes sparkle as she draws up the mysterious basket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know of a man whose helpless family is dependent upon charity, just because he is too proud to do me- nial work or anything like peddling. One of his chil- dren is a little invalid, and if it were not for kind friends who send the child many necessaries as well as delicacies I don't know how the family would get 126 Child Toilers.
along. They live in a tenement house down by one of our large depots, and people coming into town have often noticed the pale sweet face at the window.
One day, som...ebody threw a flower into the little girl's hands. She was so delighted that the next day they brought her some more ; and then others began to bring her fruit and toys and all sorts of pretty things. Finally they proposed that she should have a little basket which she could draw up and down from her window with a cord. And ever since then these kind friends who come in on the cars have kept the basket filled with all sorts of "goodies. " It is one of the few bright spots in poor little An- nie's life, and I wish you could see her eyes sparkle as she draws up the mysterious basket.
What to read after Child Toilers of Boston Streets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E E Emma Elizabeth Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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