The Lion's Whelp; a Story of Cromwell's Time
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But his white hair, his bloody face, and his demented look stayed my hand. He had left his bridle fall, his horse was trembling in every limb ; the old man did not know what he was do- ing, he had lost his senses. Yet David Leslie ought to have been shot — only, I could not shoot him ; he fought at my side — once. God forgive him ! Martha, I have had enough of war. I thank God it is over." " But is it over ? " " Cromwell says so, and I believe him. When a man walks with God as closely as Cromwe...ll does, he knows many things beyond ordinary knowledge. I saw him about ten o'clock. He had written then a few lines to his wife and family, and was writing to the Parliament. And what did he say in that letter ? Did he praise himself ?
No ! He was bold humbly to beg that all the glory might be given to God, who had wrought so great a salvation.
When he had sealed and sent ofF these letters — by Lord Cluny Neville, Mistress Jane — he lifted his sword, red from the hilt to the point, and wiped it upon a Royalist flag lying near him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his white hair, his bloody face, and his demented look stayed my hand. He had left his bridle fall, his horse was trembling in every limb ; the old man did not know what he was do- ing, he had lost his senses. Yet David Leslie ought to have been shot — only, I could not shoot him ; he fought at my side — once. God forgive him ! Martha, I have had enough of war. I thank God it is over." " But is it over ? " " Cromwell says so, and I believe him. When a man walks with God as closely as Cromwe...ll does, he knows many things beyond ordinary knowledge. I saw him about ten o'clock. He had written then a few lines to his wife and family, and was writing to the Parliament. And what did he say in that letter ? Did he praise himself ?
No ! He was bold humbly to beg that all the glory might be given to God, who had wrought so great a salvation.
When he had sealed and sent ofF these letters — by Lord Cluny Neville, Mistress Jane — he lifted his sword, red from the hilt to the point, and wiped it upon a Royalist flag lying near him.
What to read after The Lion's Whelp; a Story of Cromwell's Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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