The Dust That Falls From Dreams
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The new edifice had not existed long enough to have become sanctified by time. It had not settled into its foundations or soaked up the necessary centuries of prayer, although it had received a good start during the war. The church was empty now, but Rosie remembered how there had always been mothers and sisters praying here, and comforting each other.
She knocked on the door of the parish office at the western end of the church, above which hung the royal coat of arms, a relic of the former bui...lding. She had been hoping to speak to the priest, but it was the curate who answered her knock.
He was a nervous and slightly effeminate young man of the kind who has always been able to find refuge in the Church, and was much admired for his skill at skating on the Tarn when it froze over in winter. His flamboyance and panache were extraordinary, and Mr McCosh had often remarked that it was indeed a pity that one was quite unable to earn a living by it, because otherwise the curate would have been wealthy indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new edifice had not existed long enough to have become sanctified by time. It had not settled into its foundations or soaked up the necessary centuries of prayer, although it had received a good start during the war. The church was empty now, but Rosie remembered how there had always been mothers and sisters praying here, and comforting each other.
She knocked on the door of the parish office at the western end of the church, above which hung the royal coat of arms, a relic of the former bui...lding. She had been hoping to speak to the priest, but it was the curate who answered her knock.
He was a nervous and slightly effeminate young man of the kind who has always been able to find refuge in the Church, and was much admired for his skill at skating on the Tarn when it froze over in winter. His flamboyance and panache were extraordinary, and Mr McCosh had often remarked that it was indeed a pity that one was quite unable to earn a living by it, because otherwise the curate would have been wealthy indeed.
What to read after The Dust That Falls From Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis De Bernieres to read onlineMoreLess
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