Honor in the Dust (2009)
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“This is a fine tool. I think my grandfather must have made it. It’s been in the family as long as I can remember.”
“Was he a carpenter too?” Stuart asked.
“A very accomplished craftsman. People came from miles around to persuade him to make things for them, but he only made new things that challenged him. He said he grew tired of making the same thing twice.”
The two were in the shed that Claiborn had converted into a shop. Along with Latin lessons and instruction on falconry and weaponry, he w...as teaching Stuart how to use tools.
Claiborn watched as Stuart took the plane and moved it carefully. He thought how quickly the two years had passed. Stuart was now eighteen, no longer the thin boy who had come to Stoneybrook. And he was only a shade shorter than Claiborn himself. The shoulders had broadened, the muscles in the arms had grown not bulky but sleek and sinewy, giving the boy speed and grace in his movement.
“I’ve got something I want to show you, Father.”
“You’ve been keeping secrets.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“This is a fine tool. I think my grandfather must have made it. It’s been in the family as long as I can remember.”
“Was he a carpenter too?” Stuart asked.
“A very accomplished craftsman. People came from miles around to persuade him to make things for them, but he only made new things that challenged him. He said he grew tired of making the same thing twice.”
The two were in the shed that Claiborn had converted into a shop. Along with Latin lessons and instruction on falconry and weaponry, he w...as teaching Stuart how to use tools.
Claiborn watched as Stuart took the plane and moved it carefully. He thought how quickly the two years had passed. Stuart was now eighteen, no longer the thin boy who had come to Stoneybrook. And he was only a shade shorter than Claiborn himself. The shoulders had broadened, the muscles in the arms had grown not bulky but sleek and sinewy, giving the boy speed and grace in his movement.
“I’ve got something I want to show you, Father.”
“You’ve been keeping secrets.”
What to read after Honor in the Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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