The Widow's Prayer
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And his position was somewhat peculiar, Judge then the man in the light of his time.
Having defended the gallant old Dominie, — Would I could show you some points in his life Let us return to the little Dutch widow.
Whom he was trying to win for his wife.
One stormy evening, 'twas late in November, Children in bed, and communing with self, Madam Annetje spun by the fireplace.
Tiled with quaint views from the City of Delft.
Oh, how she needed some one to advise her, Manage the farm and train the... young minds !
Sighing, she put a fresh log on the fire, Fastened the half-door, and barred all the blinds.
Just then there came a soft tap on the knocker, — What made her heart beat and flushed air her face?
Was she afraid of some stray prowling Indian, Asking for food and a bed on the place? — No, Madam Annetje, only the Dominie Brings such a look in those lovely brown eyes, Opening the upper door, asking "Who is it?" Feigning a very indifferent surprise, Madam admits the comforting Dominie, Draws up a settle and bids him sit down, Asks him to tell her how Hendrick van Dyck is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And his position was somewhat peculiar, Judge then the man in the light of his time.
Having defended the gallant old Dominie, — Would I could show you some points in his life Let us return to the little Dutch widow.
Whom he was trying to win for his wife.
One stormy evening, 'twas late in November, Children in bed, and communing with self, Madam Annetje spun by the fireplace.
Tiled with quaint views from the City of Delft.
Oh, how she needed some one to advise her, Manage the farm and train the... young minds !
Sighing, she put a fresh log on the fire, Fastened the half-door, and barred all the blinds.
Just then there came a soft tap on the knocker, — What made her heart beat and flushed air her face?
Was she afraid of some stray prowling Indian, Asking for food and a bed on the place? — No, Madam Annetje, only the Dominie Brings such a look in those lovely brown eyes, Opening the upper door, asking "Who is it?" Feigning a very indifferent surprise, Madam admits the comforting Dominie, Draws up a settle and bids him sit down, Asks him to tell her how Hendrick van Dyck is.
What to read after The Widow's Prayer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferris, Morris Patterson, Mrs. 1855-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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