All's Well
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From that hour all was joy and hope.
"I will magnify Thee, O God my King, and praise Thy name for ever andever!" That was the song she sang through her prison bars in the early morningof the 25th of February. The voice of joy and thanksgiving reachedwhere the moan of pain had not been able to penetrate, to an intentlylistening ear a few yards from the prison. Then an answering voice ofdelight came to her from without.
"Alice! Alice! I have found thee!" Alice looked up, to see her brother Roger'...s head and shoulders above thepaling which hid all but a strip of sky from her gaze.
"Hast thou been a-searching for me all these weeks, Roger?" "That have I, my dear heart, ever since thou wast taken from the gaol. How may I win at thee?" "That thou canst not, Hodge. But we may talk a moment, for my keeper, that is the bell-ringer of the minster, is now at his work there, andwill not return for an half-hour well reckoned. Thou wert best come atthose times only, or I fear thou shalt be taken. " "I shall not be taken till God willeth, " said Roger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From that hour all was joy and hope.
"I will magnify Thee, O God my King, and praise Thy name for ever andever!" That was the song she sang through her prison bars in the early morningof the 25th of February. The voice of joy and thanksgiving reachedwhere the moan of pain had not been able to penetrate, to an intentlylistening ear a few yards from the prison. Then an answering voice ofdelight came to her from without.
"Alice! Alice! I have found thee!" Alice looked up, to see her brother Roger'...s head and shoulders above thepaling which hid all but a strip of sky from her gaze.
"Hast thou been a-searching for me all these weeks, Roger?" "That have I, my dear heart, ever since thou wast taken from the gaol. How may I win at thee?" "That thou canst not, Hodge. But we may talk a moment, for my keeper, that is the bell-ringer of the minster, is now at his work there, andwill not return for an half-hour well reckoned. Thou wert best come atthose times only, or I fear thou shalt be taken. " "I shall not be taken till God willeth, " said Roger.
What to read after All's Well?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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