The Trials of the Soldier's Wife
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She paused and looked around. The clerk hadwithdrawn at a sign from Mr. Swartz, while that gentleman was gazingintently at the open pages of a ledger, that lay before him. For amoment she hesitated and trembled from head to foot, while the warmblood rushed to her cheeks, until they were a deep crimson hue. Swiftly she extended her hand towards the package, and grasped it; inanother instant it was concealed in her dress, and the act of despairwas accomplished.
"God pity me!" she exclaimed, as sh...e left the room and departed fromthe scene of her involuntary crime.
Despair had induced her to commit a theft, but no angel of God ispurer in mind than was the Soldier's Wife, when she did so. It was theresult of madness, and if the Recording Angel witnessed the act, herecorded not the transgression against her, for it was a sin only inthe eyes of man; above it was the child of despair, born of a pure andinnocent mind, and there is no punishment for such.
"Thank God, I have the means of saving my darling child, " exclaimedMrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She paused and looked around. The clerk hadwithdrawn at a sign from Mr. Swartz, while that gentleman was gazingintently at the open pages of a ledger, that lay before him. For amoment she hesitated and trembled from head to foot, while the warmblood rushed to her cheeks, until they were a deep crimson hue. Swiftly she extended her hand towards the package, and grasped it; inanother instant it was concealed in her dress, and the act of despairwas accomplished.
"God pity me!" she exclaimed, as sh...e left the room and departed fromthe scene of her involuntary crime.
Despair had induced her to commit a theft, but no angel of God ispurer in mind than was the Soldier's Wife, when she did so. It was theresult of madness, and if the Recording Angel witnessed the act, herecorded not the transgression against her, for it was a sin only inthe eyes of man; above it was the child of despair, born of a pure andinnocent mind, and there is no punishment for such.
"Thank God, I have the means of saving my darling child, " exclaimedMrs.
What to read after The Trials of the Soldier's Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex St Clair Abrams to read onlineMoreLess
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