The White Ladies of Worcester
The White Ladies of Worcester
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She had sent to thePalace the copy she had made, and the copy she had mended, of thePope's mandate. But she had left upon the table the strips ofparchment upon which she had inscribed, on the night of her vigil, copies and translations of ancient prayers from the Sacramentaries. The Bishop gathered these up, reading them as he stood. Two he slippedinto his sash, but the third he took to the couch and placed beneaththe folded hands.
"Take this with thee to thy jasper seat, dear faithful heart, "... he said;"for truly it was given unto thee to perceive and know what things thououghtest to do, and also to have grace and power faithfully to fulfilthe same. " The peaceful face, growing beautiful with that solemn look of eternalyouth which death brings, even to the aged, seemed to smile, as theprecious parchment passed into the keeping of those folded hands.
The Bishop knelt long in prayer and thanksgiving. At length, withuplifted face, he said: "And grant, O my God, that I too may befaithful, unto the very end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had sent to thePalace the copy she had made, and the copy she had mended, of thePope's mandate. But she had left upon the table the strips ofparchment upon which she had inscribed, on the night of her vigil, copies and translations of ancient prayers from the Sacramentaries. The Bishop gathered these up, reading them as he stood. Two he slippedinto his sash, but the third he took to the couch and placed beneaththe folded hands.
"Take this with thee to thy jasper seat, dear faithful heart, "... he said;"for truly it was given unto thee to perceive and know what things thououghtest to do, and also to have grace and power faithfully to fulfilthe same. " The peaceful face, growing beautiful with that solemn look of eternalyouth which death brings, even to the aged, seemed to smile, as theprecious parchment passed into the keeping of those folded hands.
The Bishop knelt long in prayer and thanksgiving. At length, withuplifted face, he said: "And grant, O my God, that I too may befaithful, unto the very end.
What to read after The White Ladies of Worcester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barclay Florence Louisa to read onlineMoreLess
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