Winter Evening Tales
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Some of the villagers have tried to persuade them that they must belonely, but they know better than that. Old men love a great deal ofquiet and of gentle meandering retrospection; and David and Sandy haveeach of them forty years' history to tell the other. Then they are bothvery fond of young Sandy and the children.
Sandy's projects and plans and building contracts are always well talkedover at the farm before they are signed, and the children's lessons andholidays, and even their new clothes,... interest the two old men almost asmuch as they do Sallie.
As for Sallie, you would scarcely know her. She is no longer cross withcare and quarrelsome with hunger. I always did believe that prosperitywas good for the human soul, and Sallie Morrison proves the theory. Shehas grown sweet tempered in its sunshine, is gentle and forbearing toher children, loving and grateful to her father-in-law, and herhusband's heart trusts in her.
Therefore let all those fortunate ones who are in prosperity givecheerfully to those who ask of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the villagers have tried to persuade them that they must belonely, but they know better than that. Old men love a great deal ofquiet and of gentle meandering retrospection; and David and Sandy haveeach of them forty years' history to tell the other. Then they are bothvery fond of young Sandy and the children.
Sandy's projects and plans and building contracts are always well talkedover at the farm before they are signed, and the children's lessons andholidays, and even their new clothes,... interest the two old men almost asmuch as they do Sallie.
As for Sallie, you would scarcely know her. She is no longer cross withcare and quarrelsome with hunger. I always did believe that prosperitywas good for the human soul, and Sallie Morrison proves the theory. Shehas grown sweet tempered in its sunshine, is gentle and forbearing toher children, loving and grateful to her father-in-law, and herhusband's heart trusts in her.
Therefore let all those fortunate ones who are in prosperity givecheerfully to those who ask of them.
What to read after Winter Evening Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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