Balcony Stories 8 4
Balcony Stories 8 4
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How far a simple looker-on could supply themif so minded! Perhaps a liberal exercise of love and charity by notmore than half a dozen well-to-do people could answer every prayer inthe room! But what a miracle that would be, and how the Virgin's heartwould gladden thereat, and jubilate over her restored heart-dyingchildren, even as the widowed mother did over her one dying babe!
And the little boy had stopped praying. The futility of it--perhapshis own impotence--had overcome him. He was crying,... and past the shameof showing it--crying helplessly, hopelessly. Tears were rolling outof his sightless eyes over his wordless lips. He could not pray; hecould only cry. What better, after all, can any of us do? But whata prayer to a woman--to even the plaster figure of a woman! And theVirgin did hear him; for she had him taken without loss of a moment tothe hospital, and how easy she made it for the physician to remove thedisability! To her be the credit.
THE STORY OF A DAY It is really not much, the story; it is only the arrangement of it, aswe would say of our dresses and our drawing-rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How far a simple looker-on could supply themif so minded! Perhaps a liberal exercise of love and charity by notmore than half a dozen well-to-do people could answer every prayer inthe room! But what a miracle that would be, and how the Virgin's heartwould gladden thereat, and jubilate over her restored heart-dyingchildren, even as the widowed mother did over her one dying babe!
And the little boy had stopped praying. The futility of it--perhapshis own impotence--had overcome him. He was crying,... and past the shameof showing it--crying helplessly, hopelessly. Tears were rolling outof his sightless eyes over his wordless lips. He could not pray; hecould only cry. What better, after all, can any of us do? But whata prayer to a woman--to even the plaster figure of a woman! And theVirgin did hear him; for she had him taken without loss of a moment tothe hospital, and how easy she made it for the physician to remove thedisability! To her be the credit.
THE STORY OF A DAY It is really not much, the story; it is only the arrangement of it, aswe would say of our dresses and our drawing-rooms.
What to read after Balcony Stories 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace King to read onlineMoreLess
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