David Fleming's Forgiveness
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Mr Fleming had for a long time said little either of past troubles orfuture fears, and it was on the past rather than the future that histhoughts dwelt. The future looked dark enough in some of its aspects, but it was by no means hopeless. Davie was more nearly right than Katiewas willing to believe, when he said that his grandfather, as well as agood many others in Gershom, were waiting to see "what the Lord wasgoing to do about it, " whether it was to be a case of "the righteousnever forsaken..., " or whether this time "the race was to be to the swift, and the battle to the strong. " It may be said of the old man, that on the whole he waited hopefully, or, rather, he looked forward without any special anxiety as to whatmight be the result of his long controversy with his enemy. Nothing soterrible could happen as had come to him in the past, when his boy hadgone down to a dishonoured grave, beyond the reach of hope. Nothing soterrible could happen to the bairns. Every summer and winter passingover their heads, made them more able to meet hardship, if hardship laybefore them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Fleming had for a long time said little either of past troubles orfuture fears, and it was on the past rather than the future that histhoughts dwelt. The future looked dark enough in some of its aspects, but it was by no means hopeless. Davie was more nearly right than Katiewas willing to believe, when he said that his grandfather, as well as agood many others in Gershom, were waiting to see "what the Lord wasgoing to do about it, " whether it was to be a case of "the righteousnever forsaken..., " or whether this time "the race was to be to the swift, and the battle to the strong. " It may be said of the old man, that on the whole he waited hopefully, or, rather, he looked forward without any special anxiety as to whatmight be the result of his long controversy with his enemy. Nothing soterrible could happen as had come to him in the past, when his boy hadgone down to a dishonoured grave, beyond the reach of hope. Nothing soterrible could happen to the bairns. Every summer and winter passingover their heads, made them more able to meet hardship, if hardship laybefore them.
What to read after David Fleming's Forgiveness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson Margaret Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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