Lourdes
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Now, it is at the close of the afternoon procession that the sick moreusually are healed. I crossed the Bureau to the other window that lookson to what I will call the square, and began to watch for thereappearance of the procession on that side. In front of me was a densecrowd of heads, growing more dense every step up to the barriers thatenclose the open space in the midst. It was beyond those barriers, as Iknew, that the sick were laid ready for the passing by of Jesus ofNazareth. On th...e right rose the wide sweep of steps and terraces leadingup to the basilica, and every line of stone was crowned with heads. Evenon the cliffs beyond, I could see figures coming and going and watching. In all, about eighty thousand persons were present.
Presently the singing grew loud again; the procession had turned thecorner and entered the square; and I could see the canopy moving quicklydown the middle toward the Rosary Church, for its work was done. TheBlessed Sacrament was now to be carried round the lines of the sick, beneath an _ombrellino_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III.
Now, it is at the close of the afternoon procession that the sick moreusually are healed. I crossed the Bureau to the other window that lookson to what I will call the square, and began to watch for thereappearance of the procession on that side. In front of me was a densecrowd of heads, growing more dense every step up to the barriers thatenclose the open space in the midst. It was beyond those barriers, as Iknew, that the sick were laid ready for the passing by of Jesus ofNazareth. On th...e right rose the wide sweep of steps and terraces leadingup to the basilica, and every line of stone was crowned with heads. Evenon the cliffs beyond, I could see figures coming and going and watching. In all, about eighty thousand persons were present.
Presently the singing grew loud again; the procession had turned thecorner and entered the square; and I could see the canopy moving quicklydown the middle toward the Rosary Church, for its work was done. TheBlessed Sacrament was now to be carried round the lines of the sick, beneath an _ombrellino_.
What to read after Lourdes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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