The End of the Rainbow
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If they could only have visited the Holy Land before he left, it wouldnot have seemed so bad. But though Roderick had consented to remainuntil his chief returned, Lawyer Ed had felt he could not go, for hemust busy himself gathering up the threads of his work which he hadbeen dropping with such relief.
Roderick had not come to his final decision without much argument withhimself. His head said Go, but he could not quite convince his heartthat he was right in leaving Lawyer Ed so soon. He had ar...gued thequestion with himself during many sleepless nights, but the lure ofsuccess had proved the stronger. And he was going late in the autumnto take up his new work.
To Old Angus the news was like the shutting out of the light of day. Roderick was going away. At first that was all he could comprehend. But he did not for one moment lose his sublime faith either in his boyor in his God. The Lord's hand was in it all, he told himself. He wasleading the Lad out into larger service and his father must not standin the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they could only have visited the Holy Land before he left, it wouldnot have seemed so bad. But though Roderick had consented to remainuntil his chief returned, Lawyer Ed had felt he could not go, for hemust busy himself gathering up the threads of his work which he hadbeen dropping with such relief.
Roderick had not come to his final decision without much argument withhimself. His head said Go, but he could not quite convince his heartthat he was right in leaving Lawyer Ed so soon. He had ar...gued thequestion with himself during many sleepless nights, but the lure ofsuccess had proved the stronger. And he was going late in the autumnto take up his new work.
To Old Angus the news was like the shutting out of the light of day. Roderick was going away. At first that was all he could comprehend. But he did not for one moment lose his sublime faith either in his boyor in his God. The Lord's hand was in it all, he told himself. He wasleading the Lad out into larger service and his father must not standin the way.
What to read after The End of the Rainbow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgregor Mary Esther Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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