A Rough Shaking
A Rough Shaking
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Every day for many days hetormented himself with like reasonings; but by degrees the occurrence, whether fancy or fact, receded, and he grew more conscious oftramping, tramping along. He grew also more hopeless of getting work, but not more doubtful that everything was right. For he knew ofnothing he had done to bring these things upon him.
His quiet content never left him. At the worst pinch of hunger andcold, he never fell into despair. I do not know what merit he had inthis, for he was const...ituted more hopeful and placid than I ever knewanother. What he had merit in was, that not for a hungry boy's mostpowerful temptation, something to eat, would he even imagine himselfdoing what must not be done. He would not lead himself intotemptation. Thus he pleased the Power--let me rather say, ten timesmore truly--the Father from whom he came.
Chapter XLI.
The caravans.
Within a fortnight or so after the police had dismissed him, blowinghim loose on the world like a dandelion-seed in the wind, Clare had anadventure which not only gave him pleasure, but led to work and foodand interest in life.
What to read after A Rough Shaking?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every day for many days hetormented himself with like reasonings; but by degrees the occurrence, whether fancy or fact, receded, and he grew more conscious oftramping, tramping along. He grew also more hopeless of getting work, but not more doubtful that everything was right. For he knew ofnothing he had done to bring these things upon him.
His quiet content never left him. At the worst pinch of hunger andcold, he never fell into despair. I do not know what merit he had inthis, for he was const...ituted more hopeful and placid than I ever knewanother. What he had merit in was, that not for a hungry boy's mostpowerful temptation, something to eat, would he even imagine himselfdoing what must not be done. He would not lead himself intotemptation. Thus he pleased the Power--let me rather say, ten timesmore truly--the Father from whom he came.
Chapter XLI.
The caravans.
Within a fortnight or so after the police had dismissed him, blowinghim loose on the world like a dandelion-seed in the wind, Clare had anadventure which not only gave him pleasure, but led to work and foodand interest in life.
What to read after A Rough Shaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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