Helen Mulgrave Or Jesuit Executorship Being Passages in the Life of a Secede
Helen Mulgrave Or Jesuit Executorship Being Passages in the Life of a Secede
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After these steps had been taken, it was too late to retreat. But when I found that every- thing I possessed had been actually disposed of, and no reserve made for any of the contingencies of a perilous experiment, fears and misgivings began again to haunt my pillow, and phantoms of distress to people my dreams. I found it necessary to call up in review every encouraging circumstance that might enable me to sustain the responsibility I had imposed on myself. If I asked the opinion of others, it... was in the hope they would applaud my project, rather than remind me of the possibility of its failure for on this I dared not trust myself to think.
I was quitting my own dear native land, and my family con- nexions. But what were my connexions to me ? me ! whom as a heretic they had cast away as a withered branch from my family tree, and whose very existence many of them seemed to have forgotten. On the Continent I had a mother and sister ; and though, like me, they were fettered by the iron hand of poverty, yet, by lessening the distance between us, was I not rendering it possible for me to meet them once more on earth ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After these steps had been taken, it was too late to retreat. But when I found that every- thing I possessed had been actually disposed of, and no reserve made for any of the contingencies of a perilous experiment, fears and misgivings began again to haunt my pillow, and phantoms of distress to people my dreams. I found it necessary to call up in review every encouraging circumstance that might enable me to sustain the responsibility I had imposed on myself. If I asked the opinion of others, it... was in the hope they would applaud my project, rather than remind me of the possibility of its failure for on this I dared not trust myself to think.
I was quitting my own dear native land, and my family con- nexions. But what were my connexions to me ? me ! whom as a heretic they had cast away as a withered branch from my family tree, and whose very existence many of them seemed to have forgotten. On the Continent I had a mother and sister ; and though, like me, they were fettered by the iron hand of poverty, yet, by lessening the distance between us, was I not rendering it possible for me to meet them once more on earth ?
What to read after Helen Mulgrave Or Jesuit Executorship Being Passages in the Life of a Secede?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mulgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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