Mistress Margery
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He is`_weye, treuthe, and lyf; no man cometh to the Fadir but by Him_. '"[John xiv. 6. ] Abbot Bilson, for once in his life, was completely dumb-foundered. Helooked silently at Lord Marnell.
"I pray you see now, reverend father, " said Lord Marnell, angrily, "howthe teaching of this book hath leavened yon girl's talk! Is it a smallevil, Madge, to turn upon thy teacher when he teacheth thee of wisdom, with sayings picked up from a book? Art not ashamed?" "No, my Lord, I am no wise shamed, " answ...ered she; "for the reverendfather teacheth me the words of men, and the words of my book be thewords of Christ; and when Christ and men come to warring, I trow thereis small doubt as to who shall be the winner. " The Abbot sat mutely gazing at Margery. Her face, usually so calm andpale, was lighted up, as she spoke, with a light not of this world; andhe could not comprehend it. Had she asked pardon, he could have soothedher; had she lamented and bewailed, he might have promised her manythings to comfort her; had she spoken bitterly or passionately, he mighthave commanded her silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is`_weye, treuthe, and lyf; no man cometh to the Fadir but by Him_. '"[John xiv. 6. ] Abbot Bilson, for once in his life, was completely dumb-foundered. Helooked silently at Lord Marnell.
"I pray you see now, reverend father, " said Lord Marnell, angrily, "howthe teaching of this book hath leavened yon girl's talk! Is it a smallevil, Madge, to turn upon thy teacher when he teacheth thee of wisdom, with sayings picked up from a book? Art not ashamed?" "No, my Lord, I am no wise shamed, " answ...ered she; "for the reverendfather teacheth me the words of men, and the words of my book be thewords of Christ; and when Christ and men come to warring, I trow thereis small doubt as to who shall be the winner. " The Abbot sat mutely gazing at Margery. Her face, usually so calm andpale, was lighted up, as she spoke, with a light not of this world; andhe could not comprehend it. Had she asked pardon, he could have soothedher; had she lamented and bewailed, he might have promised her manythings to comfort her; had she spoken bitterly or passionately, he mighthave commanded her silence.
What to read after Mistress Margery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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