The Christmas Peace
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He cannot help it. He never had anyone togainsay him. Do not be hard on him. And if he ever sues for pardon, bemerciful to him for my sake. " His end came too suddenly for his wife to notify his father in advance, even if she would have done so; for he had been fading gradually and atthe last the flame had flared up a little.
Lucy Hampden was too upright a woman not to do what she believed herduty, however contrary to her feelings it might be. So, although it wasa bitter thing to her, she wrote... to inform General Hampden of his son'sdeath.
It happened by one of the malign chances of fortune that this letternever reached its destination, General Hampden did not learn of Oliver'sdeath until some weeks later, when he heard of it by accident. It was aterrible blow to him, for time was softening the asperity of his temper, and he had just made up his mind to make friends with his son. Heattributed the failure to inform him of Oliver's illness and death tothe malignity of his wife.
Thus it happened that when her son was born, Lucy Hampden made noannouncement of his birth to the General, and he remained in ignoranceof it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cannot help it. He never had anyone togainsay him. Do not be hard on him. And if he ever sues for pardon, bemerciful to him for my sake. " His end came too suddenly for his wife to notify his father in advance, even if she would have done so; for he had been fading gradually and atthe last the flame had flared up a little.
Lucy Hampden was too upright a woman not to do what she believed herduty, however contrary to her feelings it might be. So, although it wasa bitter thing to her, she wrote... to inform General Hampden of his son'sdeath.
It happened by one of the malign chances of fortune that this letternever reached its destination, General Hampden did not learn of Oliver'sdeath until some weeks later, when he heard of it by accident. It was aterrible blow to him, for time was softening the asperity of his temper, and he had just made up his mind to make friends with his son. Heattributed the failure to inform him of Oliver's illness and death tothe malignity of his wife.
Thus it happened that when her son was born, Lucy Hampden made noannouncement of his birth to the General, and he remained in ignoranceof it.
What to read after The Christmas Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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