Near to Natures Heart
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If she had believed, with Saville, that it would have been a dreamless, eternal sleep, she would undoubtedly have yielded to the temptation.
Thus the winter dragged heavily on, till the sun turned from its decline southward, and began to fill the moun- tains with brighter and more genial rays. But she, who had always welcomed this change, scarcely heeded it. Perhaps the sharp suffering and seemingly untoward events soon to come, would be better than the slow, in- creasing pressure of the sordid... cares and loneliness of her lot. Immediate and pressing dangers might break up the apathy of practical unbelief, wherein God becomes a being who must be prayed to and served, but ceases to be a helpful, sympathetic friend. Anything that would drive her to him as a refuge would be a blessing ; any- thing that broke the leaden monotony of her life, a health- ful change.
CHAPTER XVII "THE WHITE WITCH OF THE HIGHLANDS '' IN the latter part of February, the stores in their little cabin ran so low that it was necessary they should be replenished by a visit to some country store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she had believed, with Saville, that it would have been a dreamless, eternal sleep, she would undoubtedly have yielded to the temptation.
Thus the winter dragged heavily on, till the sun turned from its decline southward, and began to fill the moun- tains with brighter and more genial rays. But she, who had always welcomed this change, scarcely heeded it. Perhaps the sharp suffering and seemingly untoward events soon to come, would be better than the slow, in- creasing pressure of the sordid... cares and loneliness of her lot. Immediate and pressing dangers might break up the apathy of practical unbelief, wherein God becomes a being who must be prayed to and served, but ceases to be a helpful, sympathetic friend. Anything that would drive her to him as a refuge would be a blessing ; any- thing that broke the leaden monotony of her life, a health- ful change.
CHAPTER XVII "THE WHITE WITCH OF THE HIGHLANDS '' IN the latter part of February, the stores in their little cabin ran so low that it was necessary they should be replenished by a visit to some country store.
What to read after Near to Natures Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E P Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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