Christie Redfern's TroublesReligious Tract Society, 1886 - 351 pagina's |
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... sometimes ready enough to congra- tulate themselves on their own more free life out of doors . But , strong and healthy as they were , they could not understand how the work which would have seemed like play to them could be such a ...
... sometimes ready enough to congra- tulate themselves on their own more free life out of doors . But , strong and healthy as they were , they could not understand how the work which would have seemed like play to them could be such a ...
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... sometimes there came back to her , with a vividness which for the moment was like reality , the memory of familiar sights and sounds . Sometimes it was the wind waving the trees , or the ripple of the brook over the stepping - stones ...
... sometimes there came back to her , with a vividness which for the moment was like reality , the memory of familiar sights and sounds . Sometimes it was the wind waving the trees , or the ripple of the brook over the stepping - stones ...
Pagina 301
... Sometimes it was to read a chapter in the Bible , or a page or two in some book left by a visitor ; sometimes she had the courage to speak a word in season to the weary ; once or twice she wrote a letter for some patient who could not ...
... Sometimes it was to read a chapter in the Bible , or a page or two in some book left by a visitor ; sometimes she had the courage to speak a word in season to the weary ; once or twice she wrote a letter for some patient who could not ...
Inhoudsopgave
CHRISTIES CHILDHOOD | 1 |
THE COLPORTEUR | 16 |
ABOUT THE SERMON | 36 |
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Christie Redfern's Troubles Margaret Murray Robertson,Christie Redfern (fict. name.) Volledige weergave - 1866 |
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afraid Annie and Sarah asked Christie Aunt Elsie Aunt Elsie's baby bairns better Bible blessed canna cheerful child Christie looked Christie's Clement dare say dear didna doctor Effie Effie's eyes face father fear friends gentle girl glad go home God's grave green room Greenly grew hand happy hear heard heart hope John John Nesbitt knew lassie laughed Letty listened little boy little Claude locust-tree long watches mean mind Miss Gertrude Miss Letty morning mother Nesbitt never night nurse nursery pain passed patient pause pleasant pleasure poor quiet quietly Redfern rest Sabbath Seaton seemed Sherwood shook her head sigh sister sleep smile softly sometimes soon sorrow speak spoke stay strong suffering suppose sure tears tell things thought tired told trouble turned voice walk weary week winter passed wish wonder words