Geraldine : a Tale of Conscience 1
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125 what vehicle is conveyed to her the substance of an opposed creed.'' " I will candidly tell you, ^Ir. Everard," said Geraldine smiling, '' that, when made aware of Sir Eustace being a practical as well as theoretical Catholic, by the days of abstinence which he strictly kept ; the ride before breakfast evenj morning to hear mass at Burnleigh; the rapid sign of the cross when grace was said at dinner, with several other Catholic habits which were openly mentioned around me, I took an interes...t in your friend, which I should not have felt under other circum- stances; for I cannot describe the strange effect produced on my mind by having the Catholic faith displayed to me by this young countryman !
He was the first Catholic Englishman I ever con- versed with ; and to be persuaded that, in these enlightened days, a highly educated and rather satirical Englishman, could believe in the spiritual supremacy of the Pope, go to confession to a priest, do penance, invoke the Virgin, and pray for the dead ; — no !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
125 what vehicle is conveyed to her the substance of an opposed creed.'' " I will candidly tell you, ^Ir. Everard," said Geraldine smiling, '' that, when made aware of Sir Eustace being a practical as well as theoretical Catholic, by the days of abstinence which he strictly kept ; the ride before breakfast evenj morning to hear mass at Burnleigh; the rapid sign of the cross when grace was said at dinner, with several other Catholic habits which were openly mentioned around me, I took an interes...t in your friend, which I should not have felt under other circum- stances; for I cannot describe the strange effect produced on my mind by having the Catholic faith displayed to me by this young countryman !
He was the first Catholic Englishman I ever con- versed with ; and to be persuaded that, in these enlightened days, a highly educated and rather satirical Englishman, could believe in the spiritual supremacy of the Pope, go to confession to a priest, do penance, invoke the Virgin, and pray for the dead ; — no !
What to read after Geraldine : a Tale of Conscience 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E. C. A. (Emily C. Agnew) to read onlineMoreLess
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