Daily Bread volume 1
Daily Bread volume 1
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. They stop short. Some one has crossed his threshold, and won home. Joy has come home to some one's heart. Again, a rush of feet . . . But they have passed the door. I might have known 'twas not his foot. And still, I thought That no one could have beaten my boy home. Surely, by now, the nets are out, And all made trim and ship-shape. And yet, He does not come. Some one must keep him . . . Some one . .. I forget ! Nay, I'm no longer all-in-all to him. Why should he haste, With Frances by his s...ide ? Two never trod a road as quick as one. I must be patient still . . . But, hark ! A woman's step . . . A woman's . . . And . . . Alone! She stops, thank God ! Nay . . . She comes slowly on. THE BETROTHED God, that she may pass ! She stops . . . She only stops for breath. She will go by. Perhaps, poor soul, her lover has been drowned Her lover, Or her husband . . . Or her son. 1 wonder who . . . And still, She lingers . . . I hear no sound. Could I but rise ! She stirs at last. Ah, God ! she's drawing nearer ; Her foot is on the threshold .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. They stop short. Some one has crossed his threshold, and won home. Joy has come home to some one's heart. Again, a rush of feet . . . But they have passed the door. I might have known 'twas not his foot. And still, I thought That no one could have beaten my boy home. Surely, by now, the nets are out, And all made trim and ship-shape. And yet, He does not come. Some one must keep him . . . Some one . .. I forget ! Nay, I'm no longer all-in-all to him. Why should he haste, With Frances by his s...ide ? Two never trod a road as quick as one. I must be patient still . . . But, hark ! A woman's step . . . A woman's . . . And . . . Alone! She stops, thank God ! Nay . . . She comes slowly on. THE BETROTHED God, that she may pass ! She stops . . . She only stops for breath. She will go by. Perhaps, poor soul, her lover has been drowned Her lover, Or her husband . . . Or her son. 1 wonder who . . . And still, She lingers . . . I hear no sound. Could I but rise ! She stirs at last. Ah, God ! she's drawing nearer ; Her foot is on the threshold .
What to read after Daily Bread volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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