The Backsliders
The Backsliders
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He does use awful bad words at times, but he don't mean nothin' more than I do when I say 'Gosh.' They tell bad stories 'bout him an' the girls, but I don't know nothin' an' don't believe 'em. He pays me my wages r^erlar, an' he goes to church 'most every Sunday momin'. I include Pasco in my prayers, an' I 'm hopin' some day he '11 see the light." By this time they had reached John Gray's gate. "Good-night," said Jude. " Next Sunday I got to make my public confession.
I '11 do my best to keep s...traight, but I hope you 'U pray for me on Saturday night." "I surely will pray for you then, Jude," replied Gray, "and every night until you get the best of your besetting sin." He watched the stage-driver's square figure disappear in the darkness; as he closed the gate, he repeated Jude's words and said, "I'll include Pasco in my prayers and hope some day he '11 see the light." In spite of this, he lay awake a long time and could see a pair of evil eyes look- ing at him out of the darkness.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTER XIII On Saturday afternoon, his sermon finished, John Gray set out, free-hearted, for a long walk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He does use awful bad words at times, but he don't mean nothin' more than I do when I say 'Gosh.' They tell bad stories 'bout him an' the girls, but I don't know nothin' an' don't believe 'em. He pays me my wages r^erlar, an' he goes to church 'most every Sunday momin'. I include Pasco in my prayers, an' I 'm hopin' some day he '11 see the light." By this time they had reached John Gray's gate. "Good-night," said Jude. " Next Sunday I got to make my public confession.
I '11 do my best to keep s...traight, but I hope you 'U pray for me on Saturday night." "I surely will pray for you then, Jude," replied Gray, "and every night until you get the best of your besetting sin." He watched the stage-driver's square figure disappear in the darkness; as he closed the gate, he repeated Jude's words and said, "I'll include Pasco in my prayers and hope some day he '11 see the light." In spite of this, he lay awake a long time and could see a pair of evil eyes look- ing at him out of the darkness.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTER XIII On Saturday afternoon, his sermon finished, John Gray set out, free-hearted, for a long walk.
What to read after The Backsliders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsey, William, 1858-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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