Fondie
Fondie
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But even before her father could pronounce the Benediction Heaven withdrew this brief-sent consolation, and all her fears descended in a flight: horrible, torturing fears that could be confided to nobody; fears that even she had to make profession of disbelieving, lest her credence might cause them to be true.
And then, when it seemed too plain that God would not grant her prayer and Heaven had no intent to help her, she had be- stirred herself desperately on her own behalf. But the hour was go...ne by. Too much precious and irrecoverable time had been expended in prayer and vain appeals. She had reposed too great a confidence in Heaven. And as she wept now upon the carrier's chair, the sense of injustice permeated her tears and made them bitter. Why had she— of all girls in Whiwle — been thus selected by the wrath of God to sustain this ruthless judgment? Why should she, of all girls, have been picked out by His unjust forefinger to sufEer this decree of shame and deg- radation? If God were just, if God were fair, God ought not to punish her for what so many did without compunction or penalty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even before her father could pronounce the Benediction Heaven withdrew this brief-sent consolation, and all her fears descended in a flight: horrible, torturing fears that could be confided to nobody; fears that even she had to make profession of disbelieving, lest her credence might cause them to be true.
And then, when it seemed too plain that God would not grant her prayer and Heaven had no intent to help her, she had be- stirred herself desperately on her own behalf. But the hour was go...ne by. Too much precious and irrecoverable time had been expended in prayer and vain appeals. She had reposed too great a confidence in Heaven. And as she wept now upon the carrier's chair, the sense of injustice permeated her tears and made them bitter. Why had she— of all girls in Whiwle — been thus selected by the wrath of God to sustain this ruthless judgment? Why should she, of all girls, have been picked out by His unjust forefinger to sufEer this decree of shame and deg- radation? If God were just, if God were fair, God ought not to punish her for what so many did without compunction or penalty.
What to read after Fondie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward C Edward Charles Booth to read onlineMoreLess
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