The Christiana Story
The Christiana Story
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The bell rang for service and the religious began to pass through thehall. As the Father was crossing the threshold Brother Paul flung himselfdown at his feet and clutched his cassock and made a frantic appeal forpity.
"Father, have pity upon me and let me go!" The Father's eyes became moist but his will remained unshaken. "As a manI ought to have pity, " he said, "and as the Father of all of you I shouldbe kind to my children; but it is not I who refuse you, it is God, and Ishould be guilty of... a sin if I let you go. " Then Paul burst into mad laughter and the religious gathered round andlooked at him in astonishment. There was foam on his lips and fire in hiseyes, and he threw up his hands and fell back fainting.
The Father made the sign of the cross on his breast and his lips moved insilence for a moment. Then he said to John, who had raised the laybrother in his arms: "Leave him there. Damp his forehead and hold his hands. " And turning to the religious he added: "I ask the prayers of thecommunity for our poor brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bell rang for service and the religious began to pass through thehall. As the Father was crossing the threshold Brother Paul flung himselfdown at his feet and clutched his cassock and made a frantic appeal forpity.
"Father, have pity upon me and let me go!" The Father's eyes became moist but his will remained unshaken. "As a manI ought to have pity, " he said, "and as the Father of all of you I shouldbe kind to my children; but it is not I who refuse you, it is God, and Ishould be guilty of... a sin if I let you go. " Then Paul burst into mad laughter and the religious gathered round andlooked at him in astonishment. There was foam on his lips and fire in hiseyes, and he threw up his hands and fell back fainting.
The Father made the sign of the cross on his breast and his lips moved insilence for a moment. Then he said to John, who had raised the laybrother in his arms: "Leave him there. Damp his forehead and hold his hands. " And turning to the religious he added: "I ask the prayers of thecommunity for our poor brother.
What to read after The Christiana Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Caine to read onlineMoreLess
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