The Seeker
The Seeker
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For that other forgiveness, which you will one day know is more than mine — I — I shall always pray for that." He stopped, and the other waited awkwardly, his heart rushing out in ineffectual flood against the old man's barrier of stem restraint. For a moment he made folds in his soft hat with a fastidious precision. Pfnally he nerved himself to say calmly: "I thank you, sir, for all you have done — all you have ever done for me and for Allan — and, good-bye!" "Good-byel" Though there was no hi...nt of unkindness in the old man's voice, something formal in his manner had restrained the other from offering his hand. Still loath to go without it, he said again more warmly: 152 IN THE POLLY OP HIS YOUTH 163 "Good-bye, sirl" "Good-byel" Thb time he turned and went slowly down the dim hall, still making the careful folds in his hat, as if he might presently recall something that would take him back. At the foot of the stairs he stopped quickly to listen, believing he had heard a call from above; but nothing came and he went out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For that other forgiveness, which you will one day know is more than mine — I — I shall always pray for that." He stopped, and the other waited awkwardly, his heart rushing out in ineffectual flood against the old man's barrier of stem restraint. For a moment he made folds in his soft hat with a fastidious precision. Pfnally he nerved himself to say calmly: "I thank you, sir, for all you have done — all you have ever done for me and for Allan — and, good-bye!" "Good-byel" Though there was no hi...nt of unkindness in the old man's voice, something formal in his manner had restrained the other from offering his hand. Still loath to go without it, he said again more warmly: 152 IN THE POLLY OP HIS YOUTH 163 "Good-bye, sirl" "Good-byel" Thb time he turned and went slowly down the dim hall, still making the careful folds in his hat, as if he might presently recall something that would take him back. At the foot of the stairs he stopped quickly to listen, believing he had heard a call from above; but nothing came and he went out.
What to read after The Seeker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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