Stanhope Burleigh the Jesuits in Our Homes a Novel
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Some people stopped me, and pulled off my cap, but they said, ' It is only a frightened, crying boy. Let him go ;' and so I got safely to the ship. " Jaudan breathed freer again, though his eyes were misty, and feelings which he could not restrain, were visible on his face. Carlo raised his head, and seeing that look of sympathy, his tears fell afiesh.
"Oh, Monsieur!' 1 he said beseechingly, "forgive me that I disobey you; but hare I a mother ? WHERE is my mother ? Have I any parents ? I someti...mes have Mich unhappy thoughts !" " Carlo, " said the Padre, frowning darkly, " this is an interdicted subject between us. I have repeatedly told you that, should a proper time arrive, you will know all. I am sorry that you are unhappy. You have no cause to be so. I am your friend and protector. Be tranquil about the future. Next to the Company of Jesus, you are my chiefest care. Now, " he added, as he pressed both his hands kindly, " go to your stateroom, and remain there until you are entirely composed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some people stopped me, and pulled off my cap, but they said, ' It is only a frightened, crying boy. Let him go ;' and so I got safely to the ship. " Jaudan breathed freer again, though his eyes were misty, and feelings which he could not restrain, were visible on his face. Carlo raised his head, and seeing that look of sympathy, his tears fell afiesh.
"Oh, Monsieur!' 1 he said beseechingly, "forgive me that I disobey you; but hare I a mother ? WHERE is my mother ? Have I any parents ? I someti...mes have Mich unhappy thoughts !" " Carlo, " said the Padre, frowning darkly, " this is an interdicted subject between us. I have repeatedly told you that, should a proper time arrive, you will know all. I am sorry that you are unhappy. You have no cause to be so. I am your friend and protector. Be tranquil about the future. Next to the Company of Jesus, you are my chiefest care. Now, " he added, as he pressed both his hands kindly, " go to your stateroom, and remain there until you are entirely composed.
What to read after Stanhope Burleigh the Jesuits in Our Homes a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Dhu to read onlineMoreLess
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