The Seaboard Parish, Complete
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" With her old smile, ripened only by age, she reached the ponderous keysfrom the nail where they hung, and gave them into my hand. I left her inthe shadow of her dwelling, and stepped forth into the sunlight. The firstthing I observed was the blacksmith waiting for me at the church door.
Now that I saw him in the full light of day, and now that he wore hismorning face upon which the blackness of labour had not yet gathered, Icould see more plainly how far he was from well. There was a flush on... histhin cheek by which the less used exercise of walking revealed his inwardweakness, and the light in his eyes had something of the far-country inthem--"the light that never was on sea or shore. " But his speech wascheerful, for he had been walking in the light of this world, and that haddone something to make the light within him shine a little more freely.
"How do you find yourself to-day?" I asked.
"Quite well, sir, I thank you, " he answered. "A day like this does a mangood. But, " he added, and his countenance fell, "the heart knoweth its ownbitterness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" With her old smile, ripened only by age, she reached the ponderous keysfrom the nail where they hung, and gave them into my hand. I left her inthe shadow of her dwelling, and stepped forth into the sunlight. The firstthing I observed was the blacksmith waiting for me at the church door.
Now that I saw him in the full light of day, and now that he wore hismorning face upon which the blackness of labour had not yet gathered, Icould see more plainly how far he was from well. There was a flush on... histhin cheek by which the less used exercise of walking revealed his inwardweakness, and the light in his eyes had something of the far-country inthem--"the light that never was on sea or shore. " But his speech wascheerful, for he had been walking in the light of this world, and that haddone something to make the light within him shine a little more freely.
"How do you find yourself to-day?" I asked.
"Quite well, sir, I thank you, " he answered. "A day like this does a mangood. But, " he added, and his countenance fell, "the heart knoweth its ownbitterness.
What to read after The Seaboard Parish, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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