Public Speaking for Normal And Academy Students
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''Madame Magloire, lay them as near as you can to the fire. The night breeze is sharp on the Alps, and you must be cold, sir. " Each time he said "sir" in his gentle, grave voice the man's face was illumined. "Sir" to a convict is the glass of water to the shipwrecked sailor. Ignominy thirsts for respect.
"This lamp gives a very bad light. " Madame Magloire understood and fetched from the chimney of Monseigneur's bedroom two silver candlesticks, which she placed on the table ready lighted.
"Mon...sieur le Cure, you are good, you receive me as a friend and light your wax candles for me, and yet I have not hidden from you whence I come. " The Bishop gently touched his hand.
"You need not have told me who you are; this is riot my house but the house of Christ. This door does not ask a man whether he has a name, but if he has sorrow. You are suffering, you are hungering and thirsting, and so be welcome. And do not thank me nor say that I am re- ceiving you in my house, for no one is at home here ex- cepting the man who is in need of an asylum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''Madame Magloire, lay them as near as you can to the fire. The night breeze is sharp on the Alps, and you must be cold, sir. " Each time he said "sir" in his gentle, grave voice the man's face was illumined. "Sir" to a convict is the glass of water to the shipwrecked sailor. Ignominy thirsts for respect.
"This lamp gives a very bad light. " Madame Magloire understood and fetched from the chimney of Monseigneur's bedroom two silver candlesticks, which she placed on the table ready lighted.
"Mon...sieur le Cure, you are good, you receive me as a friend and light your wax candles for me, and yet I have not hidden from you whence I come. " The Bishop gently touched his hand.
"You need not have told me who you are; this is riot my house but the house of Christ. This door does not ask a man whether he has a name, but if he has sorrow. You are suffering, you are hungering and thirsting, and so be welcome. And do not thank me nor say that I am re- ceiving you in my house, for no one is at home here ex- cepting the man who is in need of an asylum.
What to read after Public Speaking for Normal And Academy Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Watt Raine to read onlineMoreLess
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