In Fetters the Man Or the Priest
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Agnes looked at the young man, who should have been her partner for life, snatched from her by a cruel fate, and held in fetters by the church fetters that could never be broken ! It was terrible !
She knew that, though the church held him, he still loved her. The whole burden of his ravings during his sickness was of her and of his love for her. Tn his delirium he imagined that he had married her, built a house for her reception, and, began a life of domesticity with her.
Then a cloud would co...me up a remembrance that there was a claim on him the claim of the church.
THE MAN OR THE PRIEST? 209 But lie would deny the claim and defy the church. Then he would imagine he was being taken to a dungeon, to be chained chained by the heart to a living death! It was pitiable to behold him in these paroxysms of fever; but Agnes bore it, like one apparently fascinated by the terrible fate of which she and the sufferer were the victims.
When Richard slept, Agnes quietly left the room to carry the glad tidings of his restoration to reason.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Agnes looked at the young man, who should have been her partner for life, snatched from her by a cruel fate, and held in fetters by the church fetters that could never be broken ! It was terrible !
She knew that, though the church held him, he still loved her. The whole burden of his ravings during his sickness was of her and of his love for her. Tn his delirium he imagined that he had married her, built a house for her reception, and, began a life of domesticity with her.
Then a cloud would co...me up a remembrance that there was a claim on him the claim of the church.
THE MAN OR THE PRIEST? 209 But lie would deny the claim and defy the church. Then he would imagine he was being taken to a dungeon, to be chained chained by the heart to a living death! It was pitiable to behold him in these paroxysms of fever; but Agnes bore it, like one apparently fascinated by the terrible fate of which she and the sufferer were the victims.
When Richard slept, Agnes quietly left the room to carry the glad tidings of his restoration to reason.
What to read after In Fetters the Man Or the Priest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirwan, Thomas, 1829-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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