Italy And the Italians
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And as he was going softly, deeming himself unseen, St Francis was aware of him by the rustling of the leaves under his feet. " Surely, even to the most doubtful, that sound of the rustling leaves must bring conviction. And St Francis explains to Brother Leo all that this might mean.
And as he thus continued a long time in prayer, he came to know that God would hear him, and that so far as was possible for the mere creature, so far would it be granted 220 ASSISI him to feel the things aforesaid.... . . . And as he was thus set on fire in his contemplation on that same morn, he saw- descend from heaven a Seraph with six wings resplendent and aflame, and as with swift flight the Seraph drew nigh unto St Francis so that he could discern him, he clearly saw that he bore in him the image of a man crucified ; and his wings were in such guise displayed that two wings were spread above his head, and two were spread out to fly, and other two covered all his body. Seeing this St Francis was sore adread, and was filled at once with joy and grief and marvel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as he was going softly, deeming himself unseen, St Francis was aware of him by the rustling of the leaves under his feet. " Surely, even to the most doubtful, that sound of the rustling leaves must bring conviction. And St Francis explains to Brother Leo all that this might mean.
And as he thus continued a long time in prayer, he came to know that God would hear him, and that so far as was possible for the mere creature, so far would it be granted 220 ASSISI him to feel the things aforesaid.... . . . And as he was thus set on fire in his contemplation on that same morn, he saw- descend from heaven a Seraph with six wings resplendent and aflame, and as with swift flight the Seraph drew nigh unto St Francis so that he could discern him, he clearly saw that he bore in him the image of a man crucified ; and his wings were in such guise displayed that two wings were spread above his head, and two were spread out to fly, and other two covered all his body. Seeing this St Francis was sore adread, and was filled at once with joy and grief and marvel.
What to read after Italy And the Italians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutton Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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