The Well in the Desert
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Her voice, if possible, was even softer than before, but Philippa couldnot avoid detecting in it a cadence of pain so intense that she began towonder if she were ill, or what portion of her speech could possiblyhave caused it.
"Are you ill, Mother?" she asked compassionately.
The eremitess lifted her head; and her voice was again calm.
"I thank you, --no. Let us not speak of ourselves, but of God. " "Mother, I wish to ask you something, " said Philippa rather doubtfully, for she did not wish to... pain her again, yet she deemed her comingquestion necessary.
"Ask what you will, Lady de Sergeaux. " There was no sad cadence now in the gentle voice.
"I desire to know--for so only can you really help me--if you knowyourself what it is to be unloved. " Once more Philippa saw the grey veil tremble.
"I know it--well. " But the words were uttered scarcely above a whisper.
"I meant to ask you that at first, and we name upon another subject. But I am satisfied if you know it. And now tell me, how may any becontent under such a trial?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her voice, if possible, was even softer than before, but Philippa couldnot avoid detecting in it a cadence of pain so intense that she began towonder if she were ill, or what portion of her speech could possiblyhave caused it.
"Are you ill, Mother?" she asked compassionately.
The eremitess lifted her head; and her voice was again calm.
"I thank you, --no. Let us not speak of ourselves, but of God. " "Mother, I wish to ask you something, " said Philippa rather doubtfully, for she did not wish to... pain her again, yet she deemed her comingquestion necessary.
"Ask what you will, Lady de Sergeaux. " There was no sad cadence now in the gentle voice.
"I desire to know--for so only can you really help me--if you knowyourself what it is to be unloved. " Once more Philippa saw the grey veil tremble.
"I know it--well. " But the words were uttered scarcely above a whisper.
"I meant to ask you that at first, and we name upon another subject. But I am satisfied if you know it. And now tell me, how may any becontent under such a trial?
What to read after The Well in the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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