A Forgotten Hero
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We had only each other. " "Hush, sweet heart! It is wrong to say that. And yet it is hardlypossible not to think it. " "It is not possible!" sobbed Clarice. "Does not God know it is notpossible?" "I suppose He must, " said Sir Piers, gloomily.
There was no comfort in the thought to either. There never is any tothose who do not know God. And Piers was only feeling after Him, ifhaply he might find Him, and barely conscious even of that; whileClarice had not reached even that point. To both of the...m, in this veryanguish, Christ was saying, "Come unto Me;" but their own cry of painhindered them from hearing Him. It was not likely they should hear, just then, when the sunlight of life was being extinguished, and themusic was dying to its close. But afterwards, in the silence and thedarkness, when the sounds were hushed and the lights were out, and therewas nothing that could be done but to endure, then the still, smallvoice might make itself heard, and the crushed hearts might sob outtheir answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had only each other. " "Hush, sweet heart! It is wrong to say that. And yet it is hardlypossible not to think it. " "It is not possible!" sobbed Clarice. "Does not God know it is notpossible?" "I suppose He must, " said Sir Piers, gloomily.
There was no comfort in the thought to either. There never is any tothose who do not know God. And Piers was only feeling after Him, ifhaply he might find Him, and barely conscious even of that; whileClarice had not reached even that point. To both of the...m, in this veryanguish, Christ was saying, "Come unto Me;" but their own cry of painhindered them from hearing Him. It was not likely they should hear, just then, when the sunlight of life was being extinguished, and themusic was dying to its close. But afterwards, in the silence and thedarkness, when the sounds were hushed and the lights were out, and therewas nothing that could be done but to endure, then the still, smallvoice might make itself heard, and the crushed hearts might sob outtheir answer.
What to read after A Forgotten Hero?
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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