Miracles of Our Lord
Miracles of Our Lord
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" This was David's prayer to God, "Search me and know me. "There should be no more concealment. Besides, painful as it was to herto speak, he had a right to know all, and know it he should. It was hersacrifice offered unto the Lord. She told him all the truth. To concealanything from him now would be greater pain than to tell all, for thething concealed would be as a barrier between him and her; she would besimple--one-fold; her whole being should lie open before him. I do notfor a moment mean ...that such thoughts, not to say words, took shape inher mind; but sometimes we can represent a single consciousness only byanalysing it into twenty thoughts. And he accepted the offering. He lether speak, and tell all.
But it was painful. He understood it well. His heart yearned towards thewoman to shield her from her own innocent shame, to make as it were aheaven about her whose radiance should render it "by clarity invisible. "Her story appealed to all that was tenderest in humanity; for the secretwhich her modesty had hidden, her conscience had spoken aloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This was David's prayer to God, "Search me and know me. "There should be no more concealment. Besides, painful as it was to herto speak, he had a right to know all, and know it he should. It was hersacrifice offered unto the Lord. She told him all the truth. To concealanything from him now would be greater pain than to tell all, for thething concealed would be as a barrier between him and her; she would besimple--one-fold; her whole being should lie open before him. I do notfor a moment mean ...that such thoughts, not to say words, took shape inher mind; but sometimes we can represent a single consciousness only byanalysing it into twenty thoughts. And he accepted the offering. He lether speak, and tell all.
But it was painful. He understood it well. His heart yearned towards thewoman to shield her from her own innocent shame, to make as it were aheaven about her whose radiance should render it "by clarity invisible. "Her story appealed to all that was tenderest in humanity; for the secretwhich her modesty had hidden, her conscience had spoken aloud.
What to read after Miracles of Our Lord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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