Little Willie a True Story
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The spray as it fell formed a high cone of ice, LITTLE WILLIE. 29 and Willie watched the boys as they climbed up its steep sides by means of notches they had cut in it, and then slid down on their little sleds.
Willie's childhood, you see, was very bright and sunny, but some- times little clouds came up in his sky, as they do in every child's. There must always be some disap- pointments and trials even in a hap- py child's life, but they are soon for- gotten, and the pleasant parts re- main mos...t clear in the memory.
The clouds generally come from some naughty feeling or action, though not always. Now Willie was not always good, any more than other children ; but when he had been naughty he was truly sorry, and he knew that the only way to be happy again was to confess his sin, and ask the forgiveness of God.
30 LITTLE WILLIE.
CHAPTEE IV.
I HAYE told you something about Willie's home, and many things he did, and now I must tell you a little more about him. He could hardly be called a pretty boy, but he had such a bright, pleasant face, that it was a pleasure to look at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spray as it fell formed a high cone of ice, LITTLE WILLIE. 29 and Willie watched the boys as they climbed up its steep sides by means of notches they had cut in it, and then slid down on their little sleds.
Willie's childhood, you see, was very bright and sunny, but some- times little clouds came up in his sky, as they do in every child's. There must always be some disap- pointments and trials even in a hap- py child's life, but they are soon for- gotten, and the pleasant parts re- main mos...t clear in the memory.
The clouds generally come from some naughty feeling or action, though not always. Now Willie was not always good, any more than other children ; but when he had been naughty he was truly sorry, and he knew that the only way to be happy again was to confess his sin, and ask the forgiveness of God.
30 LITTLE WILLIE.
CHAPTEE IV.
I HAYE told you something about Willie's home, and many things he did, and now I must tell you a little more about him. He could hardly be called a pretty boy, but he had such a bright, pleasant face, that it was a pleasure to look at him.
What to read after Little Willie a True Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Tract Society to read onlineMoreLess
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