Paris Through An Attic
Paris Through An Attic
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. . . And the good God keeps you in His hand. I who have served Him for forty years can see it. Yet you are not Catholic? " This time I did not smile at the surprised pain of his voice. I said as gently as I could I was not Catholic, nor I thought ever would be.
For a moment he stood puzzled as it were, saddened perhaps by this perversity, then the round, delightful face got back its bright serenity.
" I shall hope, " he said. " I shall wait. At any hour I am here or at the presbytere. Ask for ...Monsieur le cure. " And quite simply he raised his hand, touching me on the forehead, the breast, and on each shoulder.
There was dignity in his gesture. Then his hand lingered.
" I have blessed you, my child, and signed you with the holy sign. There are those of the fold who know it not. And you whom the Good God keeps within his hand. . . . Ah, le coeur est bon, mon enfant, bien bon. I shall pray. " I never went to St. Eustache again. I could not hurt his heart, which was indeed good, nor his faith, which was so complete and childlike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . And the good God keeps you in His hand. I who have served Him for forty years can see it. Yet you are not Catholic? " This time I did not smile at the surprised pain of his voice. I said as gently as I could I was not Catholic, nor I thought ever would be.
For a moment he stood puzzled as it were, saddened perhaps by this perversity, then the round, delightful face got back its bright serenity.
" I shall hope, " he said. " I shall wait. At any hour I am here or at the presbytere. Ask for ...Monsieur le cure. " And quite simply he raised his hand, touching me on the forehead, the breast, and on each shoulder.
There was dignity in his gesture. Then his hand lingered.
" I have blessed you, my child, and signed you with the holy sign. There are those of the fold who know it not. And you whom the Good God keeps within his hand. . . . Ah, le coeur est bon, mon enfant, bien bon. I shall pray. " I never went to St. Eustache again. I could not hurt his heart, which was indeed good, nor his faith, which was so complete and childlike.
What to read after Paris Through An Attic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Herbage Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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