A Child's book of Saints
A Child's book of Saints
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Their ship is their garth, and cloister, and choir, wherein they praiseGod with full voices through all the hours from matins to compline.
Of the bright weather and fresh wind which carried them westward manydays it would be tedious to tell, and indeed little that was strangedid they see at that time, save it were a small bird flying highathwart their course, and a tree, with its branches and green leavesunlopped, which lay in the swing of the wave; but whither and whencethe bird was flying, or... where that tree grew in soil, they could notguess.
Of what happened to them in the course of their seeking, even of thatthe telling must be brief, flitting from one event to another, even asthe small Peter-bird flits from the top of one wave to the top ofanother, nor wets foot or feather in the marbled sea between; elsewould the story of the seeking linger out the full seven years of theseeking.
The first trial that befell them was dense wintry fog, in the dusk ofwhich they lay with lowered sail on a sullen sea for a day and a night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their ship is their garth, and cloister, and choir, wherein they praiseGod with full voices through all the hours from matins to compline.
Of the bright weather and fresh wind which carried them westward manydays it would be tedious to tell, and indeed little that was strangedid they see at that time, save it were a small bird flying highathwart their course, and a tree, with its branches and green leavesunlopped, which lay in the swing of the wave; but whither and whencethe bird was flying, or... where that tree grew in soil, they could notguess.
Of what happened to them in the course of their seeking, even of thatthe telling must be brief, flitting from one event to another, even asthe small Peter-bird flits from the top of one wave to the top ofanother, nor wets foot or feather in the marbled sea between; elsewould the story of the seeking linger out the full seven years of theseeking.
The first trial that befell them was dense wintry fog, in the dusk ofwhich they lay with lowered sail on a sullen sea for a day and a night.
What to read after A Child's book of Saints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canton William to read onlineMoreLess
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