For the Children
For the Children
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He never had his promised ride, but he had learned his first lesson in the evasiveness of pleasure. Now he was to learn a sweeter lesson.
The fifth day, the wee, discouraged man came to Mother's arms. Mother comforted him by telling him that God is love, and He loved one little child as much as the Others. Some day, Mother said, her son would have his automo- bile ride if he were a good boy. Perhaps he might not ride in the butcher's machine, for he was a very busy man, and he hardly had time t...o stop for little people, but there are a great many other automobiles in the world. In fact, if some time Arthur should need a machine, God would give it to him, even though Papa's salary said " no. ' Shortly after this experience Arthur's grand- mother took him home with her to stay for a week.
THE AUTOMOBILE RIDE Each day Mother heard how good the little chap was, and what do you think she heard just before he came home? You could guess, but I will tell you, as sometimes good does seem ex- traordinary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never had his promised ride, but he had learned his first lesson in the evasiveness of pleasure. Now he was to learn a sweeter lesson.
The fifth day, the wee, discouraged man came to Mother's arms. Mother comforted him by telling him that God is love, and He loved one little child as much as the Others. Some day, Mother said, her son would have his automo- bile ride if he were a good boy. Perhaps he might not ride in the butcher's machine, for he was a very busy man, and he hardly had time t...o stop for little people, but there are a great many other automobiles in the world. In fact, if some time Arthur should need a machine, God would give it to him, even though Papa's salary said " no. ' Shortly after this experience Arthur's grand- mother took him home with her to stay for a week.
THE AUTOMOBILE RIDE Each day Mother heard how good the little chap was, and what do you think she heard just before he came home? You could guess, but I will tell you, as sometimes good does seem ex- traordinary.
What to read after For the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Germond Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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