The Gayworthys; a Story of Threads And Thrums
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The Doctor himself had felt sure of it. A relapse. All day Sunday the good man struggled pain- fully with disease. On Monday, the word went down for Mr.
Gair and Say.
God's word came down also into that still, sick-room, calling a soul back to Himself.
Before Tuesday night, when the stage came in at the Bridge and Gershom drove to meet it, all was over.
172 THE GAYWORTHYS.
It had been a slow, painful giving way of nature. A laboring and failing breath, hour after hour, till the breath went fort...h at last, and was never drawn again. They sat by and watched, with grieved hearts and seldom speech.
There was no set leave-taking. There was no need. There had harcHy ever been any word, that either could remember, of the goodinan going away from among them now, that, for its truth, or kindliness, or cheer, or simple, holy trust, might not fitly have been cherished by them as his last.
" Think of your mother. Think of your God, boy ! " These were what thrilled solemnly in the heart of Gershom Vorse, as nearly the last he spoke to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Doctor himself had felt sure of it. A relapse. All day Sunday the good man struggled pain- fully with disease. On Monday, the word went down for Mr.
Gair and Say.
God's word came down also into that still, sick-room, calling a soul back to Himself.
Before Tuesday night, when the stage came in at the Bridge and Gershom drove to meet it, all was over.
172 THE GAYWORTHYS.
It had been a slow, painful giving way of nature. A laboring and failing breath, hour after hour, till the breath went fort...h at last, and was never drawn again. They sat by and watched, with grieved hearts and seldom speech.
There was no set leave-taking. There was no need. There had harcHy ever been any word, that either could remember, of the goodinan going away from among them now, that, for its truth, or kindliness, or cheer, or simple, holy trust, might not fitly have been cherished by them as his last.
" Think of your mother. Think of your God, boy ! " These were what thrilled solemnly in the heart of Gershom Vorse, as nearly the last he spoke to him.
What to read after The Gayworthys; a Story of Threads And Thrums?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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