The Perpetual Curate
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Was it for him to profit by the great calamity which wouldmake his brother's house desolate? He could not endure the thought, nor himself for finding it possible; and he was ashamed to look inGerald's face with even the shadow of such an imagination on his own. He tapped at the library window after a while, and told his brotherthat he was going up to the Hall. Louisa had gone up-stairs, and herhusband sat once more, vacant yet occupied, by his writing-table. "Iwill follow you presently, " said ...Gerald. "Speak to my father withoutany hesitation, Frank; it is better to have it over while we are alltogether--for it must be concluded now. " And the Curate saw in theshadow of the dim apartment that his brother lifted from the table thegrand emblem of all anguish and victory, and pressed upon it his palelips. The young man turned away with the shadow of that cross standingblack between him and the sunshine. His heart ached at the sight ofthe symbol most sacred and most dear in the world. In an agony ofgrief and impatience, he went away sadly through the familiar road tohis father's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it for him to profit by the great calamity which wouldmake his brother's house desolate? He could not endure the thought, nor himself for finding it possible; and he was ashamed to look inGerald's face with even the shadow of such an imagination on his own. He tapped at the library window after a while, and told his brotherthat he was going up to the Hall. Louisa had gone up-stairs, and herhusband sat once more, vacant yet occupied, by his writing-table. "Iwill follow you presently, " said ...Gerald. "Speak to my father withoutany hesitation, Frank; it is better to have it over while we are alltogether--for it must be concluded now. " And the Curate saw in theshadow of the dim apartment that his brother lifted from the table thegrand emblem of all anguish and victory, and pressed upon it his palelips. The young man turned away with the shadow of that cross standingblack between him and the sunshine. His heart ached at the sight ofthe symbol most sacred and most dear in the world. In an agony ofgrief and impatience, he went away sadly through the familiar road tohis father's house.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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