The Boy Artist.
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"Yes, sir, if I can!" "Well, this is for your first sitting;" and he held her outhalf-a-crown. For a moment she hesitated, then she thought of Raymond, and the nourishment he so much needed, and she took it. "And about thepicture, sir?" she asked wistfully.
"Oh, yes, about the picture, " said Mr. Smith, taking it up; but at thismoment he was interrupted; the servant announced a visitor, and he hadonly time to add, "I will tell you about the picture the next time youcome, little Madge; good-bye;..." and then she had to go away.
Back through the dreary streets, to that dreary home; back to thatgarret room, to that lonely watching, to that brother who lay so nearthe borders of the grave, though Madge knew it not. How often we pass inthe crowded thoroughfare some sad suffering hearts, hurrying back toscenes such as these; it may be that they touch us in the crowd, and yetwe know nothing of the burden which they carry; God help them! Let usthank him if we have light hearts ourselves; and let us remember thateach load that we lighten leaves one less sad face and heavy heart inthe world about us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, sir, if I can!" "Well, this is for your first sitting;" and he held her outhalf-a-crown. For a moment she hesitated, then she thought of Raymond, and the nourishment he so much needed, and she took it. "And about thepicture, sir?" she asked wistfully.
"Oh, yes, about the picture, " said Mr. Smith, taking it up; but at thismoment he was interrupted; the servant announced a visitor, and he hadonly time to add, "I will tell you about the picture the next time youcome, little Madge; good-bye;..." and then she had to go away.
Back through the dreary streets, to that dreary home; back to thatgarret room, to that lonely watching, to that brother who lay so nearthe borders of the grave, though Madge knew it not. How often we pass inthe crowded thoroughfare some sad suffering hearts, hurrying back toscenes such as these; it may be that they touch us in the crowd, and yetwe know nothing of the burden which they carry; God help them! Let usthank him if we have light hearts ourselves; and let us remember thateach load that we lighten leaves one less sad face and heavy heart inthe world about us.
What to read after The Boy Artist.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F. M. S. to read onlineMoreLess
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