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There is a sound of hur- rying feet outside and a YOUNG !^IAN enters throwing himself at the other's feet. He is pale, unkempt and poorly dressed, and shozvs signs of some fearful struggle through which he has just passed.) YOUNG MAN.
Sire — Sire — forgive me, Sire.
(The other looks down on him wonderingh.) KING.
Forgive vou? What have I to forgive?
YOUNG MAN.
Do you not know me, Sire? Do you not know what has happened? It was I, Sire, who . . .
(The ANGEL has drawn near and lays a hand on his ...shoulder. The KING first looks from one to the other, then to the ANGEL.) KING.
I don't know what he means. ... I don't know where I am. Everything is changed.
ANGEL.
(Looks at him solemnly.) Even as it was spoken: "In the twinkling of an eye." — 35 — THE ANGEL AT THE GATE (The other looks startled hut still does not com- prehend.) Do not be alarmed. All is well with you — much better than you can divine.
YOUNG MAN.
(Still on his knees, holds up his hands implor- ingly.) Sire — Sire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a sound of hur- rying feet outside and a YOUNG !^IAN enters throwing himself at the other's feet. He is pale, unkempt and poorly dressed, and shozvs signs of some fearful struggle through which he has just passed.) YOUNG MAN.
Sire — Sire — forgive me, Sire.
(The other looks down on him wonderingh.) KING.
Forgive vou? What have I to forgive?
YOUNG MAN.
Do you not know me, Sire? Do you not know what has happened? It was I, Sire, who . . .
(The ANGEL has drawn near and lays a hand on his ...shoulder. The KING first looks from one to the other, then to the ANGEL.) KING.
I don't know what he means. ... I don't know where I am. Everything is changed.
ANGEL.
(Looks at him solemnly.) Even as it was spoken: "In the twinkling of an eye." — 35 — THE ANGEL AT THE GATE (The other looks startled hut still does not com- prehend.) Do not be alarmed. All is well with you — much better than you can divine.
YOUNG MAN.
(Still on his knees, holds up his hands implor- ingly.) Sire — Sire.
What to read after The Angel At the Gate;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Parker Woolley to read onlineMoreLess
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