The Sunday Magazine volume 18
The Sunday Magazine volume 18
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If it is your right hand or your right eye, that is, if it is your husband or your child, you are commanded to give them up, or— it is God's word — there is only hell fire. " "Mother of Sorrows, pity me! What shall I do?" She looked with the terror of a child into the dark cruel face of the priest. It was as immovably stern as if carved out of stone. Then her eyes sought those of Antonia, who sat at a distant window with her embroidery in her hand. She let it fall when her mother's pitiful unce...rtain glance asked from her strength and counsel. She rose and went to her. Never had the tall fair girl looked so noble. A sorrowful majesty, that had something in it of pity, and something of anger, gave to her countenance, her movements, and even her speech a kind of authority.
" Dear mother, do as the beloved and kind-hearted Eutli did. Like you, she married one not of her race and not of her religion. Even when God had taken him from her, she chose to remain with his people, to leave her own people and abide with his mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is your right hand or your right eye, that is, if it is your husband or your child, you are commanded to give them up, or— it is God's word — there is only hell fire. " "Mother of Sorrows, pity me! What shall I do?" She looked with the terror of a child into the dark cruel face of the priest. It was as immovably stern as if carved out of stone. Then her eyes sought those of Antonia, who sat at a distant window with her embroidery in her hand. She let it fall when her mother's pitiful unce...rtain glance asked from her strength and counsel. She rose and went to her. Never had the tall fair girl looked so noble. A sorrowful majesty, that had something in it of pity, and something of anger, gave to her countenance, her movements, and even her speech a kind of authority.
" Dear mother, do as the beloved and kind-hearted Eutli did. Like you, she married one not of her race and not of her religion. Even when God had taken him from her, she chose to remain with his people, to leave her own people and abide with his mother.
What to read after The Sunday Magazine volume 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cuthrie to read onlineMoreLess
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