The Poorhouse Waif And His Divine Teacher
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And how hot would be that fire that I haveheard so much about from profane tongues? Would there be any ending orwearing away of eternity? and would the suffering after a while be lesssevere? or would it go right on just the same forever and ever?" As his desire to know these things increased, he was willing to lay asidehis thoughts concerning how he was to get the assurance that he was goingto heaven, and as he passed from one heap of stones to another, he becamesorely troubled. He longed for a... friend to whom he could go for help, butno one was suggested to his mind. Even his friend Frank Kauffman, he wassure, could not enlighten him; for to none of the questions he alreadyasked upon these subjects had he received satisfactory answers.
Then suddenly, as though he had passed into the great beyond, everythingabout him appeared to be changed. He seemed to have died and passed intohell, and the flames, as they rose in imagination about him, werepenetrating every fiber of his being, and he cried out in his distress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And how hot would be that fire that I haveheard so much about from profane tongues? Would there be any ending orwearing away of eternity? and would the suffering after a while be lesssevere? or would it go right on just the same forever and ever?" As his desire to know these things increased, he was willing to lay asidehis thoughts concerning how he was to get the assurance that he was goingto heaven, and as he passed from one heap of stones to another, he becamesorely troubled. He longed for a... friend to whom he could go for help, butno one was suggested to his mind. Even his friend Frank Kauffman, he wassure, could not enlighten him; for to none of the questions he alreadyasked upon these subjects had he received satisfactory answers.
Then suddenly, as though he had passed into the great beyond, everythingabout him appeared to be changed. He seemed to have died and passed intohell, and the flames, as they rose in imagination about him, werepenetrating every fiber of his being, and he cried out in his distress.
What to read after The Poorhouse Waif And His Divine Teacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byrum Isabel Coston to read onlineMoreLess
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