The Jewish Twins
The Jewish Twins
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Fay needed no urging to bring her to Naomi's side. Muppim was dear for his own sake, and Mrs. Fay wanted to be with him, and Charlie would not let her rest at home. He was sure no one could nurse Muppim so gently as his own mother, with her light, loving touch.
Mrs. Fay's foot had been, on the stair- way, and her hand upon Muppim's door many a time since his illness, and Hup- pim's spirits had been kept up by many a talk with Charlie Fay.
Mrs. Fay was sitting at Muppim's side when he suddenly o...pened his eyes, and looked about him in his right mind.
" Mother ! where's mother ?" said the sick boy, in a faint tone.
Naomi was called, and she bent tender- ly down beside her child, while Mrs. Fay quietly withdrew.
THE SICK-ROOM. 113 " Mother, am I going to die ?" said Muppim, looking directly into her face, as he spoke.
Naomi's tears dropped thick and fast, but she made no reply.
" Am I going to die ?" repeated Mup- pim, still more earnestly.
"I hope not!" was all Naomi answered, but her suppressed sobs told how much stronger were her fears than her hopes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fay needed no urging to bring her to Naomi's side. Muppim was dear for his own sake, and Mrs. Fay wanted to be with him, and Charlie would not let her rest at home. He was sure no one could nurse Muppim so gently as his own mother, with her light, loving touch.
Mrs. Fay's foot had been, on the stair- way, and her hand upon Muppim's door many a time since his illness, and Hup- pim's spirits had been kept up by many a talk with Charlie Fay.
Mrs. Fay was sitting at Muppim's side when he suddenly o...pened his eyes, and looked about him in his right mind.
" Mother ! where's mother ?" said the sick boy, in a faint tone.
Naomi was called, and she bent tender- ly down beside her child, while Mrs. Fay quietly withdrew.
THE SICK-ROOM. 113 " Mother, am I going to die ?" said Muppim, looking directly into her face, as he spoke.
Naomi's tears dropped thick and fast, but she made no reply.
" Am I going to die ?" repeated Mup- pim, still more earnestly.
"I hope not!" was all Naomi answered, but her suppressed sobs told how much stronger were her fears than her hopes.
What to read after The Jewish Twins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah S Sarah Schoonmaker Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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