Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale volume 1
Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale volume 1
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' ' I know it well. You wanted to help, to comfort me. Now your friend knows all. ' She said this, pointing to Father Maret's house. ' He has given me the consolation, the advice I so much needed. He is teach- ing me where to find strength ; he will direct my future course. But this I wish to say before I leave you to-day. Whether we are to continue to dwell in the same place, or should we part not to meet again, there is a thouoht that will never leave me as loner as I live. I may forget many ...things — many there are I would fain forget but what you have done for me. . . . ' She stopped, almost unable to speak for tears, and pointed to the part of the church where the altar stood, then almost immediately added, ' I never can forget that you brought me here ; that yOu brought me to Him ! ' It was not all at once that d'Auban could collect his thoughts sufficiently to realise fully what had passed that day, and how different 188 TOO STRANGE had been the result from what he had ex- pected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' I know it well. You wanted to help, to comfort me. Now your friend knows all. ' She said this, pointing to Father Maret's house. ' He has given me the consolation, the advice I so much needed. He is teach- ing me where to find strength ; he will direct my future course. But this I wish to say before I leave you to-day. Whether we are to continue to dwell in the same place, or should we part not to meet again, there is a thouoht that will never leave me as loner as I live. I may forget many ...things — many there are I would fain forget but what you have done for me. . . . ' She stopped, almost unable to speak for tears, and pointed to the part of the church where the altar stood, then almost immediately added, ' I never can forget that you brought me here ; that yOu brought me to Him ! ' It was not all at once that d'Auban could collect his thoughts sufficiently to realise fully what had passed that day, and how different 188 TOO STRANGE had been the result from what he had ex- pected.
What to read after Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fullerton Georgiana to read onlineMoreLess
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