Bernicia
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So much for Mr. Whitefield. I will have no more of him, " and so with a courtesy to madame she left the room.
CHAPTER VII. WILLIAM BOUVERIE S ANGER.
ONE morning in the following July George White- field was sitting motionless in his lodging. The physical man was weary, and the nobler man within the physical man was sorrowful from standing in the shadow of unnatural death. On the Edgeware Road at the dawn he had preached Christ to many thousand souls, and coming back, full of the rapture of his ...theme, had met a little congregation impossible to pass. It was a thief going to Tyburn, that melan choly old place of execution, a thief sitting on his coffin with the hangman smoking his pipe beside him, and the javelin men surrounding the cart, and a ribald crowd following after. Under the gallows, standing by the thief s side, Whitefield had spoken to this con gregation of God s gathering, like an immortal plead ing with immortals, until its cruel mirth had been hushed in tears, and the poor soul, ready to perish, had gone trusting and praying into the great darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So much for Mr. Whitefield. I will have no more of him, " and so with a courtesy to madame she left the room.
CHAPTER VII. WILLIAM BOUVERIE S ANGER.
ONE morning in the following July George White- field was sitting motionless in his lodging. The physical man was weary, and the nobler man within the physical man was sorrowful from standing in the shadow of unnatural death. On the Edgeware Road at the dawn he had preached Christ to many thousand souls, and coming back, full of the rapture of his ...theme, had met a little congregation impossible to pass. It was a thief going to Tyburn, that melan choly old place of execution, a thief sitting on his coffin with the hangman smoking his pipe beside him, and the javelin men surrounding the cart, and a ribald crowd following after. Under the gallows, standing by the thief s side, Whitefield had spoken to this con gregation of God s gathering, like an immortal plead ing with immortals, until its cruel mirth had been hushed in tears, and the poor soul, ready to perish, had gone trusting and praying into the great darkness.
What to read after Bernicia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia E Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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