The Rolling Stone a Novel
The Rolling Stone a Novel
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He had talked brokenly of the judgment of Heaven, had grovelled before his Deity; but the main point was, he had been overwhelmed !
He felt about it as Harry did. By different routes father and son had come to the same conclusion.
The old man had been crushed. Harry felt a thrill of miserable elation. His father cared. He had not guessed his father, so stern, so aloof, would care.
And, though he cared, he did not waver. Wonderful! Gee, but he was strong!
When it was his own son, too !
Disease w...as foul. The body was made in the image of The Rolling Stone 265 God. Harry had sinned and had been overtaken by the wrath of his Maker!
He was doomed : the wages of sin a slow, a horrible death. Mr. King had read about it in an old novel. Though shocked, he had read to the end. There were things a man, the father of a family, ought to know.
But oh that it should be Harry !
That he must rot, slowly, into his grave! He would be a misery to* himself, a burden to them all. No, he must not take his life But he might give it!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had talked brokenly of the judgment of Heaven, had grovelled before his Deity; but the main point was, he had been overwhelmed !
He felt about it as Harry did. By different routes father and son had come to the same conclusion.
The old man had been crushed. Harry felt a thrill of miserable elation. His father cared. He had not guessed his father, so stern, so aloof, would care.
And, though he cared, he did not waver. Wonderful! Gee, but he was strong!
When it was his own son, too !
Disease w...as foul. The body was made in the image of The Rolling Stone 265 God. Harry had sinned and had been overtaken by the wrath of his Maker!
He was doomed : the wages of sin a slow, a horrible death. Mr. King had read about it in an old novel. Though shocked, he had read to the end. There were things a man, the father of a family, ought to know.
But oh that it should be Harry !
That he must rot, slowly, into his grave! He would be a misery to* himself, a burden to them all. No, he must not take his life But he might give it!
What to read after The Rolling Stone a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Catharine Amy Dawson Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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