The Archbishops Test
The Archbishops Test
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" None of his visitors hitherto had ever be- gun like this, and for a moment he was silent, then he said gently: "God is very merciful. " "Yes, " she answered, "I know it. I should like to tell you. " "Tell nie, " he answered gravely.
"Things had come to an end, " she went on quickly. "I tried to get work, but no one wanted me. I am not clever, and I am getting old ; no one wants you when you are not young. . . . And . . . There . . . Was . . . Nothing more to sell. . . . Then . . .
36 THE ARCH...BISHOP'S TEST I was walking down a street, and there was the smell of a baker's shop, and I looked in " "Yes?" "And the woman was not looking, and " "Yes?" "I took a loaf. " The ticking of the clock became suddenly audible; or was it the throbbing of all the hearts all over the world in unbearable pain?
The Archbishop was about to speak when the woman went on: "After I had eaten it, I realised what I had done, I, brought up a, I had done this terrible thing. I wandered on and on, and up and down, but there was no hope of paying for what I had taken, and I grew desperate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" None of his visitors hitherto had ever be- gun like this, and for a moment he was silent, then he said gently: "God is very merciful. " "Yes, " she answered, "I know it. I should like to tell you. " "Tell nie, " he answered gravely.
"Things had come to an end, " she went on quickly. "I tried to get work, but no one wanted me. I am not clever, and I am getting old ; no one wants you when you are not young. . . . And . . . There . . . Was . . . Nothing more to sell. . . . Then . . .
36 THE ARCH...BISHOP'S TEST I was walking down a street, and there was the smell of a baker's shop, and I looked in " "Yes?" "And the woman was not looking, and " "Yes?" "I took a loaf. " The ticking of the clock became suddenly audible; or was it the throbbing of all the hearts all over the world in unbearable pain?
The Archbishop was about to speak when the woman went on: "After I had eaten it, I realised what I had done, I, brought up a, I had done this terrible thing. I wandered on and on, and up and down, but there was no hope of paying for what I had taken, and I grew desperate.
What to read after The Archbishops Test?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Emma Martha Green to read onlineMoreLess
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