O Mura San With a Glimpse of the Country in Which She Lived
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At the center of the city, at a place called Banana Crossroads, where four famous corner houses stood, were af- fixed the placards denouncing the new re- ligion; and all who had anything to do with O MU RA SAN.
it had to suffer. Three of these houses have been destroyed by fire during the last fifteen years. Only one remains to tell tales of the old times. Our little Omurasan paid no at- tention to these placards, and little did she care what people said. The first day she went with Mrs. Kodair...a she was so much pleased with what Mr. Oshikawa said that she made up her mind to try to practice just what she had been taught. The lesson that day was on the fifth commandment, and made quite an impression upon little Omurasan's heart. She at once made up her mind to be a better girl. She now went to school without a mur- mur, and studied faithfully, and also became obedient and kind to her parents. This all began to make an impression upon them. One day the father said, "Don't the children tease you any more at school?" They liad been teasing her more than ever before, be- cause they knew that she was attending the Jesus meeting's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the center of the city, at a place called Banana Crossroads, where four famous corner houses stood, were af- fixed the placards denouncing the new re- ligion; and all who had anything to do with O MU RA SAN.
it had to suffer. Three of these houses have been destroyed by fire during the last fifteen years. Only one remains to tell tales of the old times. Our little Omurasan paid no at- tention to these placards, and little did she care what people said. The first day she went with Mrs. Kodair...a she was so much pleased with what Mr. Oshikawa said that she made up her mind to try to practice just what she had been taught. The lesson that day was on the fifth commandment, and made quite an impression upon little Omurasan's heart. She at once made up her mind to be a better girl. She now went to school without a mur- mur, and studied faithfully, and also became obedient and kind to her parents. This all began to make an impression upon them. One day the father said, "Don't the children tease you any more at school?" They liad been teasing her more than ever before, be- cause they knew that she was attending the Jesus meeting's.
What to read after O Mura San With a Glimpse of the Country in Which She Lived?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Margaret Schneder to read onlineMoreLess
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