Heavens Gate a Story of the Forest of Dean
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" " But, uncle, you must not go out so late. " "Do as I say, " he replied, sternly. "I am go- ing to find my boy. " Mr. Fordyce quietly stepped in with his arrange- ments. He explained how much more he, with 212 HEAVENS GATE.
his friend, could do than Mr. De Clifford could hope to compass alone. It required much patient persuasion and argument to induce one so obsti- nate to give up his purpose, though they knew it would be death to him to make the attempt.
"Well, well! if I must give it up, I ...must, " he said, angrily. " But tell my lad, sir, when you find him, that his father does not blame him for what he did. Tell him, sir, he is more than welcome home. " Mr. Fordyce grasped the old man's hand, and shook it warmly.
"Such words as those, dear friend, " said he, " will do more to bring your boy home than any arguments I could have used. Be hopeful and trust me. I shall not return without him. " A few farewell words to Marta, and Mr. For- dyce was gone on his mission. He had no clew to the whereabouts of the boy he intended to find, and could think of no direct plan of action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " But, uncle, you must not go out so late. " "Do as I say, " he replied, sternly. "I am go- ing to find my boy. " Mr. Fordyce quietly stepped in with his arrange- ments. He explained how much more he, with 212 HEAVENS GATE.
his friend, could do than Mr. De Clifford could hope to compass alone. It required much patient persuasion and argument to induce one so obsti- nate to give up his purpose, though they knew it would be death to him to make the attempt.
"Well, well! if I must give it up, I ...must, " he said, angrily. " But tell my lad, sir, when you find him, that his father does not blame him for what he did. Tell him, sir, he is more than welcome home. " Mr. Fordyce grasped the old man's hand, and shook it warmly.
"Such words as those, dear friend, " said he, " will do more to bring your boy home than any arguments I could have used. Be hopeful and trust me. I shall not return without him. " A few farewell words to Marta, and Mr. For- dyce was gone on his mission. He had no clew to the whereabouts of the boy he intended to find, and could think of no direct plan of action.
What to read after Heavens Gate a Story of the Forest of Dean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ada M Trotter to read onlineMoreLess
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