God's Troubadour; the Story of St. Francis of Assisi
God's Troubadour; the Story of St. Francis of Assisi
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The house stood in a wild region of mountains and forests, and, at this time, three famous and terrible robbers lived in the woods, and were the terror of the neigh- bourhood.
On a certain day, when Francis was ab- sent, these men came to the house of the Brothers and asked for food. Brother Angelo answered them sharply, saying: [117] Digitized by Google GOD'S TROUBADOUR "You cruel thieves and murderers 1 you are not ashamed to steal what others have worked to earn ; and you even have the face ...to ask for that which has been given in charity to God's poorl You are not fit to live, since you reverence neither men nor yet God, who made you. Away with youl and do not let me see you here again 1'' The robbers went off with dark looks and muttered curses, but Brother Angelo felt well satisfied with himself, and perhaps a little proud that he had been so good a guardian.
An hour later. Brother Francis returned to the house, weary with long walking on the rough mountain paths. Over his shoulder he carried a bag of food that had been given to him for the Brothers and for their poor folk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The house stood in a wild region of mountains and forests, and, at this time, three famous and terrible robbers lived in the woods, and were the terror of the neigh- bourhood.
On a certain day, when Francis was ab- sent, these men came to the house of the Brothers and asked for food. Brother Angelo answered them sharply, saying: [117] Digitized by Google GOD'S TROUBADOUR "You cruel thieves and murderers 1 you are not ashamed to steal what others have worked to earn ; and you even have the face ...to ask for that which has been given in charity to God's poorl You are not fit to live, since you reverence neither men nor yet God, who made you. Away with youl and do not let me see you here again 1'' The robbers went off with dark looks and muttered curses, but Brother Angelo felt well satisfied with himself, and perhaps a little proud that he had been so good a guardian.
An hour later. Brother Francis returned to the house, weary with long walking on the rough mountain paths. Over his shoulder he carried a bag of food that had been given to him for the Brothers and for their poor folk.
What to read after God's Troubadour; the Story of St. Francis of Assisi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sophie to read onlineMoreLess
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