The Forest
The Forest
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" " She is a Presbyterian, and a very pious one. " " You were brought up together, I believe. " " We passed several years of our childhood under the same roof. " " You naturally love her very much. " " I do. " " She is only your second cousin, I believe. " " That is all. " " Do you hope that she will become a Catholic ? " " Indeed, I see no present probability of it. " " But she cannot be invincibly ignorant, after being in your society for some months. " "Light shines sometimes very gradually ...into the soul. " " That is not my experience, nor yours, Mr. Alban. " "It shone upon us all at once, I know, " she said. " But see ! the guides are building the other fire in THE FOREST. 113 the woods, " once more changing the conversation ab ruptly. " I should enjoy this life, methinks. And here comes Margaret. Jane, too, stirs. It is time, I think, that we ladies pitched our tents for the night. " She drew forth her rosary.
" May I not join your devotions? " asked Alban.
"Assuredly. Margaret and I generally say the third part of the Eosary ; after that, we sing the hymn to our Lady, and her litany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " She is a Presbyterian, and a very pious one. " " You were brought up together, I believe. " " We passed several years of our childhood under the same roof. " " You naturally love her very much. " " I do. " " She is only your second cousin, I believe. " " That is all. " " Do you hope that she will become a Catholic ? " " Indeed, I see no present probability of it. " " But she cannot be invincibly ignorant, after being in your society for some months. " "Light shines sometimes very gradually ...into the soul. " " That is not my experience, nor yours, Mr. Alban. " "It shone upon us all at once, I know, " she said. " But see ! the guides are building the other fire in THE FOREST. 113 the woods, " once more changing the conversation ab ruptly. " I should enjoy this life, methinks. And here comes Margaret. Jane, too, stirs. It is time, I think, that we ladies pitched our tents for the night. " She drew forth her rosary.
" May I not join your devotions? " asked Alban.
"Assuredly. Margaret and I generally say the third part of the Eosary ; after that, we sing the hymn to our Lady, and her litany.
What to read after The Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J V Jedediah Vincent Huntington to read onlineMoreLess
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