Irish Ned
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"And for Thy sake to win renown, And then to take the victor's crown, And at Thy feet to cast it down, O Master, Lord, I come. " It was the sweet, enchanting strain of a pure and innocent soulregistering its determination to be worthy of the God from Whom itsprung.
Day followed day, and week in week out, in sunshine and in rain, Nedsold his papers and won his way. All came to know and admire and lovelittle Irish Ned. His honest, bright, little face and winsome, dimpledsmile won him hosts of... friends; but he never forgot the dearest friendof all, his good old Granny. And still as long as evening twilightlingered, the setting sun, peeping through the western window in thegreen frame church, found the two kneeling on the chancel step offeringup the prayer of Faith and Love.
CHAPTER IV.
The summer days were ended. The bright fall days were come. All naturehad donned her many coloured garments made beautiful by the frostbefore she laid them away for the winter rest. The world was beautiful, but darkness and dismay reigned in the newspaper offices, for Irish Nedwas missing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And for Thy sake to win renown, And then to take the victor's crown, And at Thy feet to cast it down, O Master, Lord, I come. " It was the sweet, enchanting strain of a pure and innocent soulregistering its determination to be worthy of the God from Whom itsprung.
Day followed day, and week in week out, in sunshine and in rain, Nedsold his papers and won his way. All came to know and admire and lovelittle Irish Ned. His honest, bright, little face and winsome, dimpledsmile won him hosts of... friends; but he never forgot the dearest friendof all, his good old Granny. And still as long as evening twilightlingered, the setting sun, peeping through the western window in thegreen frame church, found the two kneeling on the chancel step offeringup the prayer of Faith and Love.
CHAPTER IV.
The summer days were ended. The bright fall days were come. All naturehad donned her many coloured garments made beautiful by the frostbefore she laid them away for the winter rest. The world was beautiful, but darkness and dismay reigned in the newspaper offices, for Irish Nedwas missing.
What to read after Irish Ned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fea Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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