God's Fool; a Koopstad Story 1
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7 9 8 GOD'S FOOL not his fault,' struck him in the face with a momentary tingle of self-reproach.
Elias must decide for himself whether he would rather return home or remain with Johanna. In the latter case a little cottage would be prepared for him at a short distance from his father's house. But what did he himself prefer ?
4 Are we going back to mamma ?' he had asked once — only once.
His father had indicated to him that this was the case. No expression of feeling, whether pleasant or painfu...l, had been called to his face by the news.
Yet Lossell had noticed that the child's countenance was capable of expressing many changes of emotion. And, most remarkable of all, it had soon become evident that Elias distinguished the touch of some persons whenever or wherever they touched him.
This faculty had developed itself extra- ordinarily in the first weeks of his blindness ; STEPMOTHERS 99 but he had always, ever since he had lost his hearing, manifested an extreme delicacy of nervous perception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 9 8 GOD'S FOOL not his fault,' struck him in the face with a momentary tingle of self-reproach.
Elias must decide for himself whether he would rather return home or remain with Johanna. In the latter case a little cottage would be prepared for him at a short distance from his father's house. But what did he himself prefer ?
4 Are we going back to mamma ?' he had asked once — only once.
His father had indicated to him that this was the case. No expression of feeling, whether pleasant or painfu...l, had been called to his face by the news.
Yet Lossell had noticed that the child's countenance was capable of expressing many changes of emotion. And, most remarkable of all, it had soon become evident that Elias distinguished the touch of some persons whenever or wherever they touched him.
This faculty had developed itself extra- ordinarily in the first weeks of his blindness ; STEPMOTHERS 99 but he had always, ever since he had lost his hearing, manifested an extreme delicacy of nervous perception.
What to read after God's Fool; a Koopstad Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maartens, Maarten, 1858-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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