The Evergreen
The Evergreen
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She does good with that which she has, with the talents which God has given her. At the school which she attends, the scholars' compo- sitions are read aloud to them every Friday after- noon. Yesterday Emily gave one in, entitled "77ie Poor Hindoo Child. '" She brought it to me before, to know if there was any thing exaggerated or improbable in it. No — it was but a trite picture; yet one to which lam sure few of the scholars can attend on Friday, without feeling a deep compas- sion for the tho...usand benighted suflerers who are at this moment living witnesses to the truth of the description — or without being obliged seriously to consider the concluding sentence: "My dear school- fellows, can none of us do any thing towards stop- 41 ping this tide of misery? * Why sit ye here all the day idle?' " But I have not yet mentioned the most important way by which many do, all can, and all ought to do good to the heathen, whether they have money or not: it is by praying for them.
Our Saviour is as willing and desirous that chil- dren should approach him now, as he was when on earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She does good with that which she has, with the talents which God has given her. At the school which she attends, the scholars' compo- sitions are read aloud to them every Friday after- noon. Yesterday Emily gave one in, entitled "77ie Poor Hindoo Child. '" She brought it to me before, to know if there was any thing exaggerated or improbable in it. No — it was but a trite picture; yet one to which lam sure few of the scholars can attend on Friday, without feeling a deep compas- sion for the tho...usand benighted suflerers who are at this moment living witnesses to the truth of the description — or without being obliged seriously to consider the concluding sentence: "My dear school- fellows, can none of us do any thing towards stop- 41 ping this tide of misery? * Why sit ye here all the day idle?' " But I have not yet mentioned the most important way by which many do, all can, and all ought to do good to the heathen, whether they have money or not: it is by praying for them.
Our Saviour is as willing and desirous that chil- dren should approach him now, as he was when on earth.
What to read after The Evergreen?
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