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Small Means and Great Ends

by M. H. Adams

Level B2 · Upper-intermediatePoetryChildren's30 chapters
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Length
30 chapters
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About this book

A young girl’s yearning to be rich turns to compassion as she encounters a struggling family, learning how small acts of kindness can bring great blessings and inspire hope amidst hardship. Faith and charity intertwine in this heartfelt journey.

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Contents

30 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02PREFACE.
03SMALL MEANS AND GREAT ENDS;
04MARY ELLEN;
05THE DEAD CHILD TO ITS MOTHER.
06HOPE.
07THE YOUNG SOLDIER
08THE STOLEN CHILDREN.
09MY GRANDMOTHER'S COTTAGE.
10THE FIRST OATH
11THE FAIRY'S GIFT.
12A LESSON TAUGHT BY NATURE.

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