An Angel in Disguise by T.S. Arthur
Last Friday, we went over An Angel in Disguise by T.S. Arthur. We
used the Plot Diagram one more time to help us follow the story and
labeled the diagram as we moved forward. The story its self is wonderful
and the last sentence sums it all up: "An angel had come into his house, disguised as a sick, helpless, and miserable child, and filled all its dreary chambers with the sunshine of love." Later, we read a few reading that were brought in by us, and once again, Dorthy brought a very touching narrative. In this photo of her, we can only see page one of two, and she wrote this in 2005. Next Wednesday we will be going over, The Idiots by Joseph Conrad.
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Last Friday, we went over An Angel in Disguise by T.S. Arthur. We
used the Plot Diagram one more time to help us follow the story and
labeled the diagram as we moved forward. The story its self is wonderful
and the last sentence sums it all up: "An angel had come into his house, disguised as a sick, helpless, and miserable child, and filled all its dreary chambers with the sunshine of love." Later, we read a few reading that were brought in by us, and once again, Dorthy brought a very touching narrative. In this photo of her, we can only see page one of two, and she wrote this in 2005. Next Wednesday we will be going over, The Idiots by Joseph Conrad. 
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