On the Church Steps 8 9
On the Church Steps 8 9
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Surely, I thought, we do wrong to shut such men out of our sympathies, to label them "Dangerous. " Why should we turn the cold shoulder? arewe so true to our ideals? But one glance at the young priests as theysat crouching in the outer cabin, telling their beads and crossingthemselves with the vehemence of a frightened faith, was enough. Father Shamrock was no type. Very possibly his own life would show butcoarse and poor against the chaste, heroic portraits he had drawn. Hehad the dramatic fac...ulty: for the moment he was what he related--thatwas all.
Our vigilant duenna had gradually risen to a sitting posture, anddrawn nearer and nearer, and as the narrator's voice sank into silenceshe said with effusion, "Well, _you_ are a good man, I guess. " But Fanny Meyrick sat as if entranced. The gale had died away, and, tobreak the spell, I asked her if she wanted to take one peep on deck, to see if there was a star in the heavens.
There was no star, but a light rising and falling with the ship'smotion, which was pronounced by a sailor to be Queenstown light, shonein the distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely, I thought, we do wrong to shut such men out of our sympathies, to label them "Dangerous. " Why should we turn the cold shoulder? arewe so true to our ideals? But one glance at the young priests as theysat crouching in the outer cabin, telling their beads and crossingthemselves with the vehemence of a frightened faith, was enough. Father Shamrock was no type. Very possibly his own life would show butcoarse and poor against the chaste, heroic portraits he had drawn. Hehad the dramatic fac...ulty: for the moment he was what he related--thatwas all.
Our vigilant duenna had gradually risen to a sitting posture, anddrawn nearer and nearer, and as the narrator's voice sank into silenceshe said with effusion, "Well, _you_ are a good man, I guess. " But Fanny Meyrick sat as if entranced. The gale had died away, and, tobreak the spell, I asked her if she wanted to take one peep on deck, to see if there was a star in the heavens.
There was no star, but a light rising and falling with the ship'smotion, which was pronounced by a sailor to be Queenstown light, shonein the distance.
What to read after On the Church Steps 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallowell Sarah C. to read onlineMoreLess
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