Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan: a Story of the Times of Whitefield And the Wesleys
Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan: a Story of the Times of Whitefield And the Wesleys
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They do say beasts see more than we see at times. Nor do the birds come pecking at the window after dark without being sent ; nor will the old white owl hoot himself hoarse only to please himself ; nor the dishes tumble down from the dressers, where I set them as firm as a rock, nor the bells ring, without ever a hand going near them." " There are mice, Betty," I suggested.
" There he mice, Mrs. Kitty," said Betty, solemnly ; " but it's my belief no mouse or rat pulled Missis' bell that way thr...ee times at midnight, leastways no mortcd mice or rats ; for what beasts there may be in the other world is not for me to say.'' A strange chill came^ over my heart at Betty's words, and still more at her tones ; and at length I said, — Digitized by VjOOQ IC 324 THE DIABT OF '*Bat, Betty, whatever strange things. or creatore^ there may be about vs, the other world is God's world as mnch as this, and nothing can go beyond His will.
There is no dark, ten*ible corner of the world left out of His presence, Betty ; and where He is there is light." " That's been my only comfort, my dear,'* said Betty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They do say beasts see more than we see at times. Nor do the birds come pecking at the window after dark without being sent ; nor will the old white owl hoot himself hoarse only to please himself ; nor the dishes tumble down from the dressers, where I set them as firm as a rock, nor the bells ring, without ever a hand going near them." " There are mice, Betty," I suggested.
" There he mice, Mrs. Kitty," said Betty, solemnly ; " but it's my belief no mouse or rat pulled Missis' bell that way thr...ee times at midnight, leastways no mortcd mice or rats ; for what beasts there may be in the other world is not for me to say.'' A strange chill came^ over my heart at Betty's words, and still more at her tones ; and at length I said, — Digitized by VjOOQ IC 324 THE DIABT OF '*Bat, Betty, whatever strange things. or creatore^ there may be about vs, the other world is God's world as mnch as this, and nothing can go beyond His will.
There is no dark, ten*ible corner of the world left out of His presence, Betty ; and where He is there is light." " That's been my only comfort, my dear,'* said Betty.
What to read after Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan: a Story of the Times of Whitefield And the Wesleys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Rundle Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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