Good Stories From the Ladies' Home Journal
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First he dwelt at length on the minor prophets. At lasthe finished them, and the congregation gave a sigh of relief. Hetook a long breath and continued: "Now I shall proceed to the majorprophets. " After the major prophets had received more than ample attention thecongregation gave another sigh of relief.
"Now that I have finished with the minor prophets and the majorprophets, what about Jeremiah? Where is Jeremiah's place?" At this point a tall man arose in the back of the church. "Jeremiahcan... have my place, " he said; "I'm going home. " _The One Thing He Wanted_ After waiting the usual five or ten minutes the new arrival wasserved with the first dinner course of soup. Hesitating a moment ashe glanced at his plate, the guest said to the waiter: "I can't eat this soup. " "I'll bring you another kind, sir, " said the waiter as he took itaway.
"Neither can I eat this soup!" said the guest a trifle moreemphatically, when the second plate was served.
The waiter, angrily but silently, for the third time brought a plateof soup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First he dwelt at length on the minor prophets. At lasthe finished them, and the congregation gave a sigh of relief. Hetook a long breath and continued: "Now I shall proceed to the majorprophets. " After the major prophets had received more than ample attention thecongregation gave another sigh of relief.
"Now that I have finished with the minor prophets and the majorprophets, what about Jeremiah? Where is Jeremiah's place?" At this point a tall man arose in the back of the church. "Jeremiahcan... have my place, " he said; "I'm going home. " _The One Thing He Wanted_ After waiting the usual five or ten minutes the new arrival wasserved with the first dinner course of soup. Hesitating a moment ashe glanced at his plate, the guest said to the waiter: "I can't eat this soup. " "I'll bring you another kind, sir, " said the waiter as he took itaway.
"Neither can I eat this soup!" said the guest a trifle moreemphatically, when the second plate was served.
The waiter, angrily but silently, for the third time brought a plateof soup.
What to read after Good Stories From the Ladies' Home Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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