For the Temple
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'" "Thank you, Mary. I am glad to hear you say so. I thought that Iwas right, but it was very hard so to decide. And, now that youagree with me, my chief cause for hanging back is removed. Henceforth, I shall trouble no more over it. My conscience tells methat I am right to go. You say go, also. Therefore now, whateverbetides, I shall not blame myself; but shall feel that I could nothave taken any other course. " "I have faith, John, that you will come back to me, when thetroubles are over. I b...elieve that, whatever may happen atJerusalem, you will be spared to me. I think that it was either forthe country, or for me, that your life was spared, alone of allthose that fought at Jotapata; and I mean to keep on thinking so. It will keep up my spirits, while you are away, and will help me tocheer our mother. " "If the Romans do not move upon Jerusalem, I may be able to beoften at home. Our policy will be to strike a blow; and then, whenthe Romans gather in force, to scatter and disappear; so that I mayoften be home, until the time comes when the enemy gather roundJerusalem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'" "Thank you, Mary. I am glad to hear you say so. I thought that Iwas right, but it was very hard so to decide. And, now that youagree with me, my chief cause for hanging back is removed. Henceforth, I shall trouble no more over it. My conscience tells methat I am right to go. You say go, also. Therefore now, whateverbetides, I shall not blame myself; but shall feel that I could nothave taken any other course. " "I have faith, John, that you will come back to me, when thetroubles are over. I b...elieve that, whatever may happen atJerusalem, you will be spared to me. I think that it was either forthe country, or for me, that your life was spared, alone of allthose that fought at Jotapata; and I mean to keep on thinking so. It will keep up my spirits, while you are away, and will help me tocheer our mother. " "If the Romans do not move upon Jerusalem, I may be able to beoften at home. Our policy will be to strike a blow; and then, whenthe Romans gather in force, to scatter and disappear; so that I mayoften be home, until the time comes when the enemy gather roundJerusalem.
What to read after For the Temple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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