The Fire Seeker
The Fire Seeker
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Sometimes I envy Ponsonby, who still believes in them. And he'd die sooner than not muddle through the dozens I've added to his own long list. If he does make ineffective efforts in- effectually, at any rate he makes them unselfishly and at a tremendous sacrifice and without one murmur. And since the beginning of Ralph's experiment he's lost two stone, and not one w^hit of belief in one of the things his fathers believed in ! Perhaps Ponsonby in his own little way is also an ineffectual angel. ...Curious to associate Ponsonby with angels and poets. What a beast I am — first to rob him of two stone and then to deride him. But if one can't laugh — well — Ponsonby Oh, never mind ! " Mrs. Verney left herself out in the Te Deum, but her vigorous addresses at mothers' meetings must have favourably affected generations yet to come. At any rate, they made the village talk and think, occa- sionally even they made it act. The leaven was working, and yet Ralph Pemberton was growing unbearably tired of his bleak job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes I envy Ponsonby, who still believes in them. And he'd die sooner than not muddle through the dozens I've added to his own long list. If he does make ineffective efforts in- effectually, at any rate he makes them unselfishly and at a tremendous sacrifice and without one murmur. And since the beginning of Ralph's experiment he's lost two stone, and not one w^hit of belief in one of the things his fathers believed in ! Perhaps Ponsonby in his own little way is also an ineffectual angel. ...Curious to associate Ponsonby with angels and poets. What a beast I am — first to rob him of two stone and then to deride him. But if one can't laugh — well — Ponsonby Oh, never mind ! " Mrs. Verney left herself out in the Te Deum, but her vigorous addresses at mothers' meetings must have favourably affected generations yet to come. At any rate, they made the village talk and think, occa- sionally even they made it act. The leaven was working, and yet Ralph Pemberton was growing unbearably tired of his bleak job.
What to read after The Fire Seeker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Mannington Hunt Caffyn to read onlineMoreLess
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